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  • Novel / Chapter » Teen Fiction, Realistic Re: Drama Of My Life-Drama In The Summertime: Chapter 3

    I really do love this story! And thank you for not having any cellphone calls in this one! Even though you have a lot of work to do in term ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Teen Fiction Re: Drama Of My Life-Drama In The Summertime: Chapter 2

    I really do like this story a lot despite the MANY,MANY,MANY,MANY, mistakes here. It's fun to read but doesn't really serve any purpose here to tell you the truth. It ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Science Fiction, Supernatural Re: Chroma - Chapter 2

    Good job on this! I really enjoyed reading this! And it sounds so professional! I liked the characters in the story, especially the MC! Spitting out bad words like a ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Other » General, Humor Re: Practice Makes Perfect

    This story was really funny. And I liked the POV you did. The nine-year old girl. To me me, this sounds almost like a children's book but the writing more ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Poetry » General, General Re: stop it

    Um...this is dead scary to me...but very well written. It's a classic pouring out of emotions and feelings and descriptions and imagery. I see a lot of potential in you. ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Other » Teen Fiction, General Re: Reveal A Character

    Fantastic! This was a really good character sketch! And I like Charlie...he's deep and has a lot of things going for him right now... You have some errors that I ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Fantasy Re: Drama Of My Life-Schools In Chapter 1

    Good job doing this! I wanted to read this because of all the NEW and DIFFERENT things in here! Being an author, your basic instinct should be to appeal to ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Poetry » Romantic, Realistic Re: The Hermit Crabs

    Beautiful! I'm not going to make this long. 1. The stanzas were non-existent I think you should make this proper: She never stayed stillĀ  For longĀ  She knew she had ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: Karma

    Okay, aqua here to review. Keep thinking about the length of your poem because readers might not be that interested in it. I liked the cleanliness of the poem and ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Short Story » Mystery / Suspense, Narrative Re: Taking Risks

    Sigh...Beautiful piece...I commend you. I absolutely loved this piece to tell you the truth. I didn't find anything wrong with it except for some spelling errors and some punctuation mistakes. ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: It's nobody.

    This was a really good piece of writing! I absolutely LOVED your use of descriptions and similes of sorts in this! Now...stanza by stanza, I will review this. "My name ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Poetry » Romantic, General Re: love theory

    Love Theory. First, capitalize your title. It's not necessary but still... Second, capitalize everything else. We lingered in the lamp-lit backseat. I esteemed myself his bohemian mistress of lust and

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Poetry » Narrative, Dramatic Re: Gullible

    This was really good! The emotions just flowed out like...crazy! Even though rhyme scheme is practically non-existent, this didn't need it. At all. P.S Not being sarcastic. At all.

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Horror, Mystery / Suspense Re: Kidnapped, pt. 2

    Woah. Deep. But you probably could have extended it more; made us really experience the hardships the MC faced through instead of giving us a slightly summarized type of story... ...

    Jun 24, 2012
  • Poetry » Realistic, General Re: Good Mothers Give Hope

    Okay, this piece is purely religious. Let me review, line by line... "Good Mothers Give Their Children Hope" Very true... And I like that you split that wonderful HOPE into ...

    Jun 24, 2012


When we are children we seldom think of the future. This innocence leaves us free to enjoy ourselves as few adults can. The day we fret about the future is the day we leave our childhood behind.
— Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind