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Jess

  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: Goodbye

    This is really good. It shows the emotions a person would feel when losing a parent very clearly and I think it's very sound historically. I like that you;ve brought ...

    Jun 23, 2009
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: Ramree

    I thought this was great! I love the way you get righ inside your character's mind and bring out his/her character straight away. Starting with a bang like you did, ...

    Jun 23, 2009
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: Ashurbanipal

    Personally, I think it's great! Very short, so I hope you're adding to it. You need to show more and tell less. Get some dialogue in it. Put a conversation ...

    Jun 21, 2009
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: About a Mill Girl

    Great choice of topic, character development, setting portrayal, and excellent going in present voice. It's probably the hardest tense to write in. You did miss the present tense a couple ...

    Apr 15, 2009
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Victorian Bushires, 2009

    The fires glow beneath a darkened sky: Some burning still – the flames once more leap high. The bush is burnt, the trees again must grow. And we who lived ...

    Apr 15, 2009
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: Mary the Slave girl

    I really like it. It's short, and you really need to make it longer to create a definite plot, because there's no clear direction where it's going at the moment. ...

    Apr 15, 2009
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: Days Of Gray

    I like the setting, just before the famine, but your characters are lacking the three-dimansional touch that makes you get really lost in a book. I probably wouldn't remember your ...

    Apr 15, 2009
  • Historical Fiction Novels Re: Seventeen Forever 4

    Neat! I really liked the way you brought out the characters of the people through dialogue. I find it hard and you did it really well. Also the period, which ...

    Apr 15, 2009


Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space.
— Dr. Amelia Brand, Interstellar