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Synaesthesia

94 • Pencil Pusher

thanks for your helpful and kind notes! i like your suggestions too. thanks for the encouragement!

Thanks as always for the great critique!

Ben Jacobson

1674 • Scribe

Thank you for the critique of Apple Tree. I think your right. I did rush the ending.

-Ben

Thanks as always for the critique KJ. Unfortunately I am working ridiculously late hours lately and it may be a long while before I have time to post anything new

KJ, you're always there for me with a positve critique to make my day, thanks!

Thank you for the critique. A perfect mix of flattery and criticisms...now read the second chapter

Ben Jacobson

1674 • Scribe

Hello Katie,

Welcome to Scribophile!

-Ben

Laurie Paulsen

1891 • Wordsmith

hi, katie--
love your auden quote.
welcome to scribophile!

Name:	Katie Armstrong
Sex:	Female
Location:	United States
Birthday:	February 21
Words Written:	10598

About Me

Occupation:	Student
Interests:	Fastpitch Softball Golf Writing Reading Music
Favorite Books:	City of Bones/City of Ashes: Cassandra Clare Looking For Alaska: John Green An Abundance of Katherines: John Green Peeps: Scott Westerfeld Gone With The Wind: Margaret Mitchell The Kite Runner: Khaled Hoessini The Firm: John Grisham Cold Mountain: Charles Frasier Thirteen Reasons Why: Jay Asher Before I Die: Jenny Downham Maximum Ride: James Patterson I Am the Messenger: Marcus Zuzak Things Not Seen: Andrew Clements 13 Little Blue Envelopes: Maureen Johnson Little Brother: Cory Doctorow
Favorite Movies:	Ocean's Eleven The Kite Runner Saving Private Ryan Behind Enemy Lines Jumper The Bourne Identity Bruce Almighty
Favorite TV Shows:	24 Scrubs The Office
Favorite Quotes:	"You shall love your crooked neighbour / With your crooked heart." W. H. Auden
Loves:	The rain, watching baseball, conversations about human nature
Hates:	When the Rockies lose, forgetting good dreams, summer heat, neatness

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From: Caleb S. Dunham

From: Caleb S. Dunham

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September 14

K. J. Armstrong published No Working Title, Chapter 4.

K. J. Armstrong wrote a critique for Gulls, by Synaesthesia.

September 3

K. J. Armstrong wrote a critique for Brother, Can You Spare the Time?, by Ben Jacobson.

September 2

K. J. Armstrong wrote a critique for Vigilante (for lack of a more creative title), Chapter 99: Karl's Past, by Caleb S. Dunham.

August 31

K. J. Armstrong added Vigilante (for lack of a more creative title), Chapter 99: Karl's Past to her reading list.

August 11

K. J. Armstrong added Dark Legacy, Chapter 1: Introduction to her reading list.

K. J. Armstrong added Dark Legacy, Chapter 2: Forkroad of Fate to her reading list.

August 5

K. J. Armstrong added Hill's 4th Harmony, Chapter 1 to her reading list.

July 28

K. J. Armstrong voted.

July 27

K. J. Armstrong wrote on Caleb S. Dunham's scratchpad.

K. J. Armstrong wrote on Ben Jacobson's scratchpad.

July 26

K. J. Armstrong voted.

K. J. Armstrong published No Working Title, Chapter 3.

K. J. Armstrong wrote a critique for Apple Tree, by Ben Jacobson.

July 25

K. J. Armstrong wrote a critique for Vigilante (for lack of a more creative title), Chapter 4, by Caleb S. Dunham.

Latest Works

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No Working Title, Chapter 4

No Working Title, Chapter 3

science fiction, thriller, young adult, fiction

A work-in-progress sci-fi novel about a girl named Jena - when the cops start shadowing her, she's afraid it's because of her supernatural abilities, the essence of which is similar to pyrokinesis. When a confrontation between her and the po... » Read...

No Working Title, Chapter 1

novel, science fiction, young adult

No Working Title, Chapter 2

thriller, science fiction, novel, young adult

Introduction of main character » Read...

science fiction, thriller, novel, fiction

The plot thickens. Though the chapter is short. » Read...

Latest Critiques and Comments

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On Gulls, by Synaesthesia: Thank you so much for sharing - I really enjoyed this piece. Right from the start, I think you did a fantastic job... » Read more...

On Brother, Can You Spare the Time?, by Ben Jacobson: First off, I'd like to say that I enjoyed this immensely. You're a great writer, and the layout of the st... » Read more...