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12 Total Reviews Given
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When I review, I like to include both my opinion on your piece, how well it's written, and also include any grammatical errors I may find. I just try to be as helpful as I can!
Favorite Genres
fantasy, fanfiction, opinion, dark, folklore, gothic, mythology, occult, supernatural
Least Favorite Genres
adult, erotica, crime/gangster, news, parenting, nature
Favorite Item Types
short story, chapter, novel, madlibs, interactive stories
Least Favorite Item Types
webpages, product reviews, documents
I will not review...
ANY KIND OF EXPLICIT MATERIAL. I abhor it with a burning passion.
Public Reviews
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Review by Nyx Author IconMail Icon
Rated: 13+ | (5.0)
Sigh, how I wish that I could copy and paste my end result! Your instructions and sentence structure are very clever, and I really enjoyed both filling in the blanks and reading the whole thing. After I finish typing this, I'm actually going to copy and paste what my result was in a message to you, and then check to see if you have any other cool Mablibs I can try!
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Review by Nyx Author IconMail Icon
Rated: E | (2.5)
I like the premise of this poem, but what really made it difficult to read was the poor grammar throughout the piece. The wording of second line of the first stanza doesn't make much to me, I'm not sure if this is just worded strangely or there's supposed to be a comma between the words "hide" and "they". In the first line of the second stanza, I believe that there should be a comma between the words "fantasy" and "life", and on the line after that, the comma is placed incorrectly, and should be moved from "matter" and "what" to in between "fancy" and "read". In addition to that, in the third line of the second stanza, the word "Horror" doesn't need to be capitalized, and you should really have the conjunction "and" between "horror" and "can", and don't hold me to this, but I don't think a comma is needed there. This is also the case on the line after that one, where you should put the conjunction "and" between the words "love" and "put". In the first line of the third stanza, the grammar pattern continues, and there should be a comma added between the words "preference" and "their". Another comment I have on this particular line is that, in my opinion, you shouldn't just leave it as "their writing should tell". Their writing should tell what? I know that poems are a little bit more flexible about runoffs and fractured sentences, but this doesn't even continue on the next line, which to me, doesn't make any sense. Then on the third line of the third stanza, there should a comma placed between "chance" and "no". In the first line of the fourth stanza, the word "author's" doesn't need an apostrophe because it's not a possessive, and on the line after that, the word "Rookies" doesn't need to be capitalized. Then on the last two lines of the fourth stanza, the commas are placed incorrectly, as in the third line, neither the wording or the comma placement makes much sense, and then on the last line, the comma should be moved from "fiction" and "or" to between "non-fiction" and "it". I know this is a lot of nitpicking, and I don't want to seem like an expert, because there might be mistakes of my own in this very review, but I hope this helps you at least a little bit.
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Review by Nyx Author IconMail Icon
Rated: E | (3.0)
Well, I do agree with you that it is totally wrong that Google is blatantly ignoring your reports, but I think that saying that they "support criminals" would be going a bit too far. I don't know if you are aware of this, but recently there was a registered sex offender that had been caught by Google, and Google handed over the child pornography to the authorities. There also was a huge controversy over whether this was a violation of privacy, but a representative of Google explained that there isn't anyone actually going through your emails and reading its contents, they have certain algorithms that detect certain key words, and I believe they also recently developed a photo-recognition software, which is how they discovered this man's child pornography stored in his Gmail account.
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Review by Nyx Author IconMail Icon
Rated: E | (4.5)
Haha, this really made me laugh. I ended up bathing your cat in milk in a ball of yarn. It was really cute, I enjoyed it.
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Review by Nyx Author IconMail Icon
Rated: 13+ | (5.0)
This really hit me right in the chest. In its simplicity it expresses much emotion and honesty. The way the words flow actually made it harder to read, but not in the way that one would usually use that term for. By saying it was difficult to read, I mean that the words flow so well, they touched my heart, and it was painful to read as my sadness grew deeper. I truly admire how you have never let this devastating death made you stronger, and that you are aware that in his death, he would never wish upon you or the rest of your family to be in despair in his absence.
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