Fire's Furnace Reviews

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Hey there! I want to review your works.

I've been wanting to increase my review activity at least while I'm on summer break and hopefully into my second year of college. Thus, I'm asking for some of your works to review!

My Review Style
While it varies sometimes, I try to focus on a healthy balance of praise and critique. For poetry, I comment on themes and execution. For prose and stories, I focus on characterization, plot, and worldbuilding as well as execution. I am not a grammar-checking program, so I don't often proofread.

What I Will Review
-Poetry
-Standalone short stories
-The first couple chapters of a novel I'm not subscribed to
-Chapters to stories I have kept up with and reviewed
-Essays

What I Will NOT Review
-Anything with spiritism or demonic themes (this includes vampires, witches, and ghosts)
-Anything with explicit content
-Chapters of a novel I have NOT kept up with
-Anything that breaks YWS rules

If you would like a review, please comment in this thread with your piece linked and I will get to it in 1-3 days. If I'm taking longer please feel free to PM me or message me on this wall, I would like to keep this thread to requests please. All reviews are free!
I won't go down by myself, but I'll go down with my friends
I'm taking back the life you stole
Came a time when every star fall brought you to tears again

-My Chemical Romance




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Hey there! I've been wanting to request reviews from when I cleared up the WRFF forums, but never got the chance. Given how helpful your last review proved to be on my poem, I was very much hoping to hear your thoughts again. So whenever you have a second, please consider reviewing-

I've got a poetry collection (or an album?) in the Green room called Phases of Love that I wrote for NaPo Week 2026. There are a few poems I decided not to publish, but feel free to read my thread for the full picture. I'll appreciate your input, thank you!



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— Carl Sandburg