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Brigitte Miller

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Laurie Paulsen
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D.C Reynolds Annie Kirke C. M. Clark

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Thanks for your crit on "Adoration." The line about forgetting maybe NEEDS a that "makes me forget THAT your hands are priests." But even I knew not to put it there!
Thanks.
Hi, thanks for reading my story. I appreciate the feedback. It is only meant to be a short story, but maybe I'll try to come up with a longer storyline. There's no significance to the name Sarah in the story. I just liked the name, but maybe something more exotic is called for. Anyway thanks for reading. Cheers.
Hi Brigitte! I read your crit on Bone Health (and read the article, too). You have a good eye!
Welcome to the site, and hopefully you'll have plenty of karma soon so we can read your own stuff, too!
Thanks for the comment on my work! I really enjoyed yours because you seemed a bit confused and it was exactly what I wanted. I am going to take your advice into consideraton though.
Thank you for the compliment! I gather you're fairly new here, too. (Judging by your date of birth, you're fairly new EVERYWHERE - at least compared to me.)

Brigitte,
thanks for the critique. It looks like I have a lot of work to do on the beginning of this.
hi, brigitte--
welcome!
and thanks for adding me to your favorites--i'm sorry i don't have anything new for you to read, but when i do i'll come acallin', if that's okay.
have fun digging around the site, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.
(WALL-E rocked!!!!)
Hey Brigitte! Nice to meet you...thanks for 'fanning' me!
No I get it. I didn't know the term for it but I had read Chaucer's Tales in high school and didn't realize that is what I was doing.
Sex: Female
Birthday: May 5, 1985
Words Written: 4,064
Hottest Words: nbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbsp, maester, isha, ashoka, time, brother

About Brigitte

Favorite Books: A Little Princess, The Secret Garden, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, A Song of Ice and Fire, Post Secret books, Sandman comics, and much more...
Favorite Movies: Nobody Knows, Heavenly Creatures, Little Miss Sunshine, School of Rock, Coraline, WALL-E

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The Secret Garden (Book and Charm) The Secret Garden

Events

Aug 18, 2009
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Brigitte Miller became a fan of D.C Reynolds.
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Brigitte Miller replied to the thread since we're talking movies.
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Brigitte Miller replied to the thread Writers-Any wisdom for beginners?.
Aug 10, 2009
Jul 31, 2009
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Brigitte Miller created a thread called When to expand.
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Brigitte Miller replied to the thread Why do you write?.
Jul 20, 2009
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Brigitte Miller became a fan of Ben ONeill.
Jul 9, 2009
Jul 8, 2009
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Brigitte Miller created a thread called Multi-POVs?.
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Brigitte Miller wrote a critique for Adoration, by mamapolo.
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Brigitte Miller liked Lori Coale's critique of What the Wind Carries, by Matt Whittle.
Jul 7, 2009
Jul 4, 2009
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Brigitte Miller became a fan of Annie Kirke.

Latest Works

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A temple where the study and focus is death. I am working at expanding this into a novel. Any critiques/suggestions are welcome. Read →

Latest Critiques and Comments

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On Adoration, by mamapolo: Okay, I'll confess first hand that I'm fairly green when it comes to poetry, so you can feel free to disregard my cri... Read →
On A Girl Named Disaster, Chapter 2: The Failed Attempt, by Indian4a: I agree with what everyone has already said about punctuation/length. Overusing exclamation points makes people automatically... Read →
On Nothing but the Blood (first draft), Chapter 1: Indoctrination, by Tim Miller:  It really is a shame when a pastor isn’t even safe in his own church.  Now the beginning of this story kind of... Read →
On Rebecca's Wish., by Stacey Maranville: I'm not sure I like the beginning with the dream sequence. It runs the risk of turning off readers; they barely know this... Read →