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  • Writer's Market Re: Hiring Student Writers, Critics, Journalists, Poets, & More!

    Are you a writer? Do you love writing fiction? Nonfiction? Blogging? Poetry? Journalism? Criticism? Are you a student? (High School or College) Haven't you always wanted an incredible team of ...

    Jan 12, 2013
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Charlie and Me

    Should I post Chapter 2?

    Dec 13, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: All Over (YWS Lit Journal 2011) (Draft Two) (Obviously)

    The liberal use of spacing in this story kills my will to read it. I disagree with the comments above saying that the cop scene was unrealistic. I like the ...

    Dec 11, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Godfather Death - A Retelling

    Strike the "there once was..." and study up on using semicolons. (I'm not saying I know perfectly how to use them, but I noticed many times you used a semicolon ...

    Dec 11, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Charlie and Me

    Thank you very much BlueAfrica! I agree with the majority of your corrections. is "she" going to appear in any other part of the story? If so, you should probably ...

    Dec 10, 2010
  • General Articles Re: Sex In Books (Opinion)

    Personally, I agree with you. Critically, I think it's too much opinion without enough support. Opinion is meaningless unless you can support it with relative issues or concerns that people ...

    Dec 10, 2010
  • Fiction Discussion Re: Common Cliches?

    It's called fomula fiction. You know, "happily ever after" even though you don't use those exact words. And the whole "overcome a great obstacle" theme. Many of the greatest works ...

    Dec 10, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: The Moon Betrayed Me

    Intriguing and provocative theme. It appears to me that you had a good idea what the story was about and how it'd start, climax, and end but you failed to ...

    Dec 10, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Charlie and Me

    Preface: This isn't my "best work" and it's not even serious writing. It's more of something that I just sat down and started typing for the heck of it and ...

    Dec 10, 2010


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