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Hello! I've just started a new circle called Karma Happy. A winner is announced each week and gets .5 Karma from each member. If you are interested, check out the circle. Thanks!
Thank you Gary for the critique. I'm glad you brought notice to all the repetiveness. I'm glad you liked sections of it. That's always good to hear. Again, thank you.
Thanks for the critique. I really appreciate all of your insight and help!
my pleasure, looking forward to reading more. I really do find your idea unique!
Hello Gary, just read your latest chapters and I've gotta say I'm really liking your work. 
I finished my Fire Bird story and would be honored to get your thoughts on it. Especially on plot, structure, and suggestions for improvement. Thanks.
I finished my Fire Bird story and would be honored to get your thoughts on it. Especially on plot, structure, and suggestions for improvement. Thanks.
Hi, Gary! thanks so much for the critique. Unfortunately, I deleted the piece because I decided to focus on a novel that I've been putting off for a while, and I didn't realized you had critiqued me! I wish I know what you had said, lol. Thank you anyways, though. I'm definitely going to be around to read your work, though
No worries Gary!
Hi Gary, I gave you a crit on the latest chapter. Perhaps you could show me the opening to the book sometime? I want to see how it compares to Salinger. Of course, if you hate Salinger, then what's the point?
Good chapter, as always.
Hey! I just wanted to stop by and say thank you for taking the time to critique my prologue
I really appreciate it, and you had some fresh and helpful ideas. So, I sincerely, thank you.
Hi Gary,
Thanks for taking the time to crit my story. Your line-by-line edits helped me to see a pattern in my mistakes (verb tense, word order) I'll have a sharper eye for those now - thanks again!
Thanks for taking the time to crit my story. Your line-by-line edits helped me to see a pattern in my mistakes (verb tense, word order) I'll have a sharper eye for those now - thanks again!
| Name: | gary wedlund |
| Sex: | Male |
| Location: | ohio |
| Birthday: | Feb 18, 1952 |
| Words Written: | 7,673 |
About gary
| Occupation: | electronics systems tech |
| About Me: | I write, play music, do art. I am married, so keep it cool. |
| Interests: | fiction. art. music. |
| Loves: | writing and reviewing. Honesty and tough skin |
| Hates: | clicks |
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March 8

gary wedlund wrote a critique for A Captive Mind, Chapter 17: The End & the epilogue, by Samantha Postma.

gary wedlund replied to the thread Karma Points.
March 7

gary wedlund replied to the thread Karma Points.
March 5

gary wedlund replied to the thread Karma Points.

gary wedlund replied to the thread Karma Points.
March 4

gary wedlund replied to the thread Instances to Tell and Not Show.
March 3

gary wedlund replied to the thread Dialogue Tag Issue.

gary wedlund edited My Name is Abi, The Shaman Warrior, Chapter 7: Abi, second half of chapter 7.
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Abi is a young woman who worships the Goddess in a land where women have no rights, and peasants are not allowed to even read. Her father hates her, and her mother is crippled by a cut on her leg.
The God of choice is Sho. Abi has magically disgui... Read →
The God of choice is Sho. Abi has magically disgui... Read →
Abi is a young woman who worships the Goddess in a land where women have no rights, and peasants are not allowed to even read. Her father hates her, and her mother is crippled by a cut on her leg.
The God of choice is Sho. Abi has magically disgui... Read →
The God of choice is Sho. Abi has magically disgui... Read →
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On A Captive Mind, Chapter 17: The End & the epilogue, by Samantha Postma: I like your story. It just needs some tightening and you
can do this tightening in almost every paragraph. Mostly... Read →
On Rosie, The Bookshop Fairy, by writerles:
I like children's stories, and the fairy who wasn't supposed to
teach humans how to read, is a great theme.&nb... Read →
On Malevolent Arising, by Spirited_Rain: You have a decent story going.
To start with, I found the second paragraph much better than the
first, and suggest you omit t... Read →
On The Fear Index, by LaWren Curewreck: I liked this piece. It was nicely focussed,
which I find rare in many short stories.
I'll stick to just a few... Read →









