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1265 • Inkmaster

Hi!

Welcome to Scribophile! Thank you for your critique of my 3rd chapter. Yes, some of the stuff has been covered in the first two chapters, so if you're interested, find 'em on my profile. It's set in the 1880's and I have every intention of going back and adding stuff.

Thanks again!

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Thanks for your kind message

It's always refreshing to read a positive note.

Emma Taylor

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Hi !
Welcome to Scribophile!
Thank you for your critique on my short story. I will be taking you suggestions into consideration as I revise my work.

Name:	Colin Archer-Richards
Sex:	Male
Location:	Birmingham England
Birthday:	Oct. 29, 2008
Words Written:	2223
Hottest Words:	mother, face, linda, day, years, war

About Me

Occupation:	Retired, jobs done. Apprentice toolmaker. Motor Mechanic, Soldier, Tailor, Hobo, mercenary, labourer, caretaker, entrepenuer, bit actor,electician, plumber, fitter, writer some jobs lasted a few weeks other several years although most of the jobs ended in
About Me:	I am now 69 years old have been married twice had three girls and a son with each wife. a total of 8 children who all get on well together. Have had numerous jobs and gained a lot of lifes experiences from them.
Interests:	Writing has been my passion for more than thirty years and I have accumulated a number of manuscripts. over the years I have attended many creative writing courses including a year at Birmingham Univerity, which was more of a dissappointmant than it was educational. DIY was another of my interests however age has caught up with me and I take much less interest in it these days.
Publications:	Tried once after I wrote a novel thirty years ago. sent it off four times and it came back. I finally binned it, and recently discovered a old hand wrotten section. readiong it after so many years I flush with embarressment. However I feel I have learnt a lot since then.
Favorite Books:	I have favourite authors rather than individual books Wibur Smith Novels. Charles Dickins
Favorite Movies:	National Lampoon Animal House Mad mad mad world The First Great Train Robbery.
Favorite TV Shows:	NCIS. Law and Order. Greys Anatomy, Silent Witness. Cadfael
Loves:	My wife Elaine, and my family there are far too many to mention by name. Talking, writing, reading
Hates:	Cats who crap outside my home. Inland Revenue (IRS) in the States.

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Nov. 30, 2008

Archer Richards published Post War.

Nov. 19, 2008

Archer Richards commented on Mother's Harvest, by Alex Moisi.

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Archer Richards wrote a critique for Que Sera Sera (con't.), Chapter 3, by Phedre.

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Nov. 15, 2008

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Nov. 14, 2008

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Post War

short story, drama, fiction

A somewhat humerous supernatural Story set in England that changes the lives of two lonely people. » Read...

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On Mother's Harvest, by Alex Moisi: I found the story very well written, its pace flowed like honey of a stick, From the outset one felt almost part of the... » Read more...

On Insane, by a.mscifi: As an elderly writer I feel for the author. I read through the piece a number of times to try to get into the rhythm of... » Read more...

On Que Sera Sera (con't.), Chapter 3, by Phedre: Starting on the third chapter meant that I had to make some assumptions that certain facts were already aware. The conc... » Read more...