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  • Short Story » Dramatic, Narrative Re: The Bros Part 3

    Hey it's Redbox for another review. First of all last reviewer did have a point that this may be in the wrong part of the website due to it seeming ...

    Apr 26, 2015
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, General Re: The Sparkle Lounge: The Overture (Prologue)

    It's a bummer this has been in the green room for so long. Your writing is very good. One of the first things I noticed is the amazing descriptions. How ...

    Apr 26, 2015
  • Other » Humor, General Re: Mr. Sock and Mr. Shoe are the same...or not?

    Holy cow this was funny! It's very true shoes and socks are equal. *giggles*. I definatley see this as a charming, adorable, and good children's book. With the rhyming and ...

    Jan 25, 2015
  • Short Story » General, Humor Re: The Students' Homework ("Episode One")

    This was such a interesting and unique piece! I loved reading all the different responses and it was great how you pulled off the different writing styles. The little kid's ...

    Jan 19, 2015
  • Short Story » Realistic, Romantic Re: This is a Love Story - Part 1

    I really liked this story too. The dialog was nicely realistic. I could easily tell the personality of the characters and I like girl. (Didn't catch her name) She seems ...

    Jan 6, 2015
  • Poetry » Culture, Spiritual Re: Teacher's Pet

    That was such a sweet and lovely poem. What stuck out to me the most was how you placed all the words in the poem to make it clear, flowiing, ...

    Jan 5, 2015
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Romantic Re: Lies, Cheating, Tears, & More Lies

    The first paragraph was a really good hook. It was vague and had many possibilites of what could've had happpened. Although I was confused on some parts of the story. ...

    Jan 4, 2015
  • Short Story » Romantic, General Re: A New Year's Kiss

    Happy 2015! I found this to be a wonderful work. The emotions in this story felt touching and authentic while relationship between Alex and Victoria was romantic and realistic. Although ...

    Jan 2, 2015
  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Dramatic Re: Project: LOVE [Chapter 12.1 - Revised & Edited]

    Another great chapter from another great writer. To be honest I have been having trouble fallowing this story. It's been a while since I read and I need to catch ...

    Jan 1, 2015
  • Novel / Chapter » Teen Fiction, Realistic Re: Autumn Leaves- Chapter 2

    Ohhh love triangle! I am liking it so far. Autumn's insight is again very relatable and realistic. So far the writing is good and I like the amount of description. ...

    Jan 1, 2015
  • Novel / Chapter » Teen Fiction, Romantic Re: Autumn Leaves- Chapter 1

    I love it so far! i would love it even more if my reading brain was more fresh. Anyways, Autumn's narrative is very good and I think her situation is ...

    Dec 29, 2014
  • Poetry » Other, General Re: The Field Slaves

    Very interesting poem. Unlike the previous poems I read so far I did feel any beat and rythem nor do I see any rhyming but I does have good content. ...

    Dec 28, 2014
  • Short Story » Romantic, General Re: Twice in Love

    This was a good story. I don't think there is any word to describe it though. Sad, sweet, charming, interesting aren't words I though when reading this. The writing was ...

    Dec 28, 2014
  • Novel / Chapter » Romantic, Dramatic Re: How I "Accidentally" Stole My Bestfriend's Boyfriend

    I loved the concept for this story. It's pretty interesting to see how she should we steal her friend's boyfriend and if she would succeed or not. Also what I ...

    Dec 28, 2014
  • Short Story » General, General Re: Carpe Noctis (Part 2)

    Another very well written chapter. I feel like you did a good job of fleshing out the characters and the dialog from them was realistic and interesting. I don't mind ...

    Dec 28, 2014


It had a perfectly round door like a porthole, painted green, with a shiny yellow brass knob in the exact middle. The door opened on to a tube-shaped hall like a tunnel: a very comfortable tunnel without smoke, with panelled walls, and floors tiled and carpeted, provided with polished chairs, and lots and lots of pegs for hats and coats—the hobbit was fond of visitors. The tunnel wound on and on, going fairly but not quite straight into the side of the hill —The Hill, as all the people for many miles round called it—and many little round doors opened out of it, first on one side and then on another.
— JRR Tolkien