I just read your tale, Mistaken Suicide. I think you have an excellent beginning for a mystery story or perhaps a novel. You give the reader just enought details to hook them into reading more of your story. Well done.
I did spot a few errors in punctuation:
“Yeah, Sean Donavan, Kyle Simmon's, Mark Evan's, Craig Plye and Tina Wallace.”
I think this should be Kyle Simmons, Mark Evans
The second thing I noticed: her aunt used to say about their english relatives.
English needs to be captialized.
Yet I did enjoy reading this. Great job.
Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes!
I just read your non-fiction article, From Lances to Light Sabers something I normally don't read unless for research. Yet the title caught my attention and I just had to see what it was about.
It is a well written piece and draws an excellent picture of both Science Fiction and Fantasy. It also gives the reader something to think about when they write something themselves.
Thanks for writing a thought giving piece.
I didn't spot any technical error in spelling or grammar.
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Moonlight Confessions is a delightful tale that made me smile. The rich details give an added dimension to the tale & creates a vivid picture in the mind's eye. I really enjoy reading this.
It is well written & the pace is just right. The story flows smoothly along.
I didn't spot any technical errors in spelling or grammar. Great job.
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I just read your wee piece entitled, RIDDLE - Old English style. It is well written & without any techincal errors in spelling or grammar that I could find.
I couldn't figure your riddle out, yet when I saw the answer the clues did fit. Good job.
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Fantastic. I love it. Your tale the Ritual is quick paced & right to the point. I like the twist your put on it. At the beginning the reader believes she's reading an hot romance, then the twist comes. Great job.
The only mishap I spotted was this: she was forced to crawl alongside her as he. I think her should be him. Otherwise it is well written.
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Once again you have written an enchanting tale that captures the imagination with its wonderful description & even pace. This tale is a depaarture from what I've read of yours in the past. Yet I liked it very much. Yet this fantasy is as enjoyable to read as your tales of horro.
I didn't spot any techincal errors in spelling or grammar.
Great job.
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Just read your tale, The crime at the 13th Stone - Part I. You have a great beginning for a longer story or novel. The story premise is a good one. A strange murder out by some rocks with a missing body. I love mysteries & try to figure out whodunit before the end.
I didn't see any mishaps with spelling or grammar, yet your tale is a bit confusing. You never once identify the woman or man who were killed. The few details you give paint a fairly good picture of the crime. With a few more details about the victims and a bit more background this will be a great tale in my opinion.
Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes.
Bravo! I love you wee tale The Memory Lane Malt Shop. IT's wondefully written & I love the details that bring, the malt shop, Ellen & Sid to life. It also made me cry. It's sad, yet upbeat at the same time. Is this bases on a persoanl experience?
What's a T-sipper? From its sound it implies tea sipper.
I didn't spot any mishaps in spelling, grammar, etc.
FANTASTIC JOB!
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You little tale, NURSERY RHYMES is rather charming. I love mysteries & write them myself. The first paragraph gives me a good picture of Danny Norrish. The story moves at a good pace.
I did find a couple of mishaps. In the second paragraph you typed Patricia's Goylin's aunt, the 's doesn't belong after Patricia. Paragraph 5 seems a bit awkward. "Dan, second lab reports are here!" I believe it would sound & read better this way: "Dan, the second lab report is here!"
He rushed over to the chief's desk and leafed through the pages. Doesn't he refer to Dan? If so, this next sentence doesn't make sense.
"Nothing new here, Dan."
Maybe I missed something.
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Just finished your tale, Another Storm. What a great beginning. I love the way this opening paragraph paints a picture right off. The story moves along quite nicely. It's a bit jarring where John is talking to his secertary one minute & the next he's at home. Need a space or someone to let the reader know you're changing POV or location.
That's the only minor mishap I spotted.
The story moves at a great pace & holds the reader's attention.
GOOD JOB!
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Just finished reading your tale, The Unfinished Journal & found it quite charming yet a bit out of the oridnary. In many places it has wonderful descriptions & I can see what you're describing in my mind's eye. I like this sort of detail in a story. It makes the setting seem real, not just the figment of someone's imagination.
The only mishap I spotted was In the main body of your story In paragraph 5 you spelled Manitau Springs with a tau & in the next paragraph you spelled Manitou Springs with a tou
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Bravo! I love your tale, Mom'sChocolate Cake. It make me think of my mom who is now gone and brought tears to my eyes. Together, the cake and the coffee danced a graceful, unforgettable waltz across his tongue and throughout his mouth. What a wonderful descripption that lets the imagination conjure up a fantastic picture. It's a bit sad yet make the reader want to continue reading. I found no techincal errors such as grammar, misspelled words or omited words. And you're right most younger people don't know who Fred and Ginger are. I like the nice reference you made to them. And I love the end where Sid's dad is in heaven talk with Fred and Ginger.
Your story was well worth the time it took to read and I enjoy it very much. Great job.
Keep unleashing your imagination & let it fly where it may.
I just read your tale, Shadowplay and found it very interesting. I nornally don't read science fiction yet decided to give it a try. Your tale is well written and moves at a nice pace. You give just enough details to keep the reader reading trying to figure out just exactly what's going on. I didn't see any technical problems such as misspelled words, omited words or grammar errors. The only negative thing I might say it was hard to read without any spacing in the tale. I understand the need to save space on the site, yet it would have been a bit easier to read with a space between paragraphs.
Yet it's a GOOD STORY! Job well done.
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UFO’s aren't Unidentified Flying Objects is a rather interesting little tale. It gets the reader's attention rather quickly and keeps it. It is well written and flows with a nice pace. It peeks my curoisity.
The only thing I noticed while reading was you used learnt instead of learned. I wish there was a bit more of a description of Iora and Kai other than gender. I also wish that you told the reader more about who Iora and Kai work for. You did give a few more details about the Sojourners. Do you plan on writing more about these Sojourners and what happens now that they gave Iora and gift of foresight?
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I just finish reading your tale A Dinnertime Mystery and I like the twist on Goldie Lockes and the Three Bears. It is well written and moves in lodgical order and at a nice pace. Your descriptions of the Ursa family paints a good pciture. It made me think of Cousin It from the old Addams Family TV show. I didn't see any techincal errors such as grammar, spelling or omited words.
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For a short piece your Reflection of the Night is a well written, well thought out piece. You catch the reader's attention & don't let go. I couldn't see anything techincally wrong with your little tale. And I like the fact that the young woman was willing to help a stranger she knew nothing about.
Keep unleashing your imagination & let it fly where it may.
Your Chocoalte and the Five Senses made me smile. I normally don't read things like this, but I am glad I decided to give it a try. I could feel my mouth water as you described each piece of candy she popped into her mouth. It is well written and I enjoyed it very much. I didn't find any technical errors. You did a good job.
Keep unleashing your imagination & let it fly where it may.
I just finished reading your Soul Rift - Chapter One - Lee. You have a good beginning and it peeks my interest. It is well written and I relly didn't see any spelling or grmmar errors or missed words. The only thing I find a bit off is the following sentence: Quillar his name had been when he'd been alive. To me this sentence would sound better written this way: His named had been Quillar when he'd been alive.
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I just read your wee tale, ...Of Events. Bravo! Well done!. I could never write a story in just 300 words, yet you did a great job. I didn't see anything wrong with spelling, etc. FOr such a short piece it holds the reader's interest and moves along quite smoothly.
Keep unleashing your imagination and let it run wild and free.
I just read your little tale, Monster. It's well written and moves along at a nice pace. To me your tale seems more told than shown. You telegrapghed your last sentence under edit point nine. Otherwise I didn't spot any typos and other errors. I like the idea of the Edit Points, making it easier for the reviewer to leave more detailed comments if they wish.
Keep unleashing your imagination and let it run wild and free.
I loved your poem, Flowers for the Urban Fae. It put a smile on my face. I have a fascination for fairies and magic. It's a charming little tale and has a enough details to make one wonder if they just might appear.
Keep unleashing your imagination and let it run wild and free.
I just read your tale, True Nature and it made me stop and think. You're right everyone harbors a dark side that is rarely seen by others. Your tale is well written and gives enough details to give the reader a vivid if somewhat bloody picture. It has a nice pace and the tale unfolds bit by bit keeping the reader reading.
Keep unleashing your imagination and let it run wild and free.
Just read your poem, The Vanishing Dutchman & I loved it. I've always been fascinated with the legend of the Flying Dutchman. Your poem reads smoothly & paints a vivid picture in my mind. I don't see any typos or misspelled words. Well written.
Keep unleashing your imagination and let it run wild & free.
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