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Those truks are very very
Posted on Mon, 01 Dec 2014
Those trucks are very very spooky Andrew! I loved this, would really love to read some of K's own thoughts.
Read full commentPosted in Green Trucks Carry Everything at Night
Holy moley Tina. Brilliant.
Posted on Tue, 02 Dec 2014
Holy moley Tina. Brilliant. Love the use of the seen text at the end. Really very very good. Bloody excellent in fact.
Read full commentPosted in Breaking Glass
This is almost technically
Posted on Wed, 26 Nov 2014
This is almost technically flawless. Really strong narrative that put me right in the place.
Perhaps consider the action tag here:
"Of the friend of my childhood, my strong right arm. See here.’ Alexander indicates the body...
Read full commentPosted in The Garden of The Gods
I love this!
Posted on Sun, 16 Nov 2014
I love this!
Read full commentPosted in 'the mad wind'
A dull travelogue? I don't
Posted on Fri, 10 Oct 2014
A dull travelogue? I don't thinks so if it's written in the style of this, with grounded philosophy and acute juxtaposition of people, place and self.
Read full commentPosted in Reflection
Another good one, even better
Posted on Fri, 10 Oct 2014
Another good one, even better than your first in my opinion. Here are a couple of typos to sort out:
"She won't leave weather (whether) I".
"I've often though (thought) more people".
Read full commentPosted in Living on the Edge
Well, I didn't see that
Posted on Fri, 10 Oct 2014
Well, I didn't see that coming!
Welcome to ABCtales.
Read full commentPosted in Blood on the Canvas
I just want to say
Posted on Thu, 09 Oct 2014
I just want to say congratulations on your 800th cherry pick! As far as I know that is an unprecedented achievement Tina.
Read full commentPosted in Albatross
Good
Posted on Thu, 09 Oct 2014
Would benefit from a few minutes spent formatting the dialogue section in particularly but it's a very good start and there's a distinctive voice to be found in the rendering of this post-apocalyptic parish. Well done Ewan.
Read full commentPosted in A Canticle on Gadarene
"hovers over head (overhead)
Posted on Mon, 06 Oct 2014
Strong feeling communicated well. The anxiety at the end is almost palpable. Excellent actually.
I'm uncertain about using "It's" at the start of the second stanza. In my opinion it lends an unecessary ambiguity - do the minutes belong...
Read full commentPosted in Pain Killer
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