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  • Novel / Chapter » General, General Re: retype on chap.1 no title

    The rain had only been coming down for couple hours and it had already flooded the yard. Comma aftere hours. Jake thought they were cattle rustlers and shot off a ...

    Mar 16, 2007
  • Article / Essay » General, General Re: Drops of Summer

    It was unspoken but we both knew that there would be no sleep that night. You need a comma before but. Driving first down to Chico in the dark we ...

    Mar 16, 2007
  • Short Story » General, General Re: Blank Canvas Collection

    I'm pretty new around here too, so I'm not really able to answer you question. I'd say do whatever you want because I doubt it's really going to matter that ...

    Mar 16, 2007
  • Novel / Chapter » General, General Re: War Child

    I really enjoyed reading this; the overall story was fun to read. Although the plot was interesting, it's grammatical errors make it slighty less pleasing. I found myself reading parts ...

    Mar 16, 2007
  • Short Story » General, General Re: It won't kill anyone

    First of all, I really liked the idea of this. The whole concept of everything being related was intriguing. However.... I thought the first paragraph was kind of simply and ...

    Mar 16, 2007
  • Short Story » Fantasy, General Re: Really Short Short Story

    I liked this alot. I want to know if you were told to make this so short for your assignment. It's good the way it is, but I think you ...

    Jan 9, 2005
  • Short Story » Fantasy, General Re: The Lonely Warrior

    I think this has a lot of potential. There are some typos, but those are easily fixed. Most of the things that bothered me were already pointed out by others, ...

    Jan 9, 2005
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, General Re: Boundless- Read this one instead of the other one!

    Wow-this is greaty written. The description is perfect-not to much but enough to give me a vivid picture. I could see everything you described in my head, and it made ...

    Jan 9, 2005


I was born to speak all mirth and no matter.
— William Shakespeare