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Mr. Croup	Desmond S. Moss	Margaret Six
Carl Antonowicz	N. Adam Edwards	Carrie Griffin

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Summer Companionship for Lonely Writers

June Challenge

Welcome Wagon / Mentoring Motorcar

Scratchpad

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xneverknowsbestx

5 • Scribbler

Yeah, I love origami! =^-^= It's pretty fun to do! Thanks for recommendation; will do!

Britain Roush

96 • Pencil Pusher

All the ones I've read were really good, but I'm partial to Hamlet and King Lear

K. McCrae

194 • Pen Wrangler

Right, I did. Thanks. ^_^

Britain Roush

96 • Pencil Pusher

Sorry, my mistake. Thanks for responding.

Rusty Shackleford

14 • Scribbler

Well the posted version is still flubbed, but I'd love to get an email out for people to read. Where do i send it?

Britain Roush

96 • Pencil Pusher

I was interested in joining your summer group, but I don't know how to join. Any suggestions?

wildoatmeal

37 • Scribbler

not good enough to do dragons and stuff, but i make gifts for my friends and like working with paper a lot...thanks for asking lisette!

K. McCrae

194 • Pen Wrangler

I didn't like the first read; I loved the second read; the third read irritated me b/c I had to write a paper on it. This was junior year of high school.
Find and read Big Woods. It is amazing in every possible way.

) : oh. you didn't like it? it blew me away.

K. McCrae

194 • Pen Wrangler

Yes! I have! I read the Sound and the Fury and wasn't terribly crazy about it; I am, however, crazy about "The Bear" and "Race at Morning."

Name:	Lisette Wood
Sex:	Female
Location:	Austin, Texas
Words Written:	8703
Hottest Words:	shield, julie, le, je, stanley, hand

About Me

Occupation:	Student
Favorite Quotes:	"Learn everything about everything." -Card "But Charlie, don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he always wanted." "What happened?" "He lived happily ever after." "Laughter and tears are both responses to frustration and exhaustion. I myself prefer to laugh, since there is less cleaning up to do afterward." -Vonnegut "Those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand" -Vonnegut
Loves:	ice cream, good food, good people, exciting action

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July 22

Lisette Wood wrote a message for the circle Summer Companionship for Lonely Writers.

Lisette Wood replied to the thread quickie self-celebration.

July 21

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Lisette Wood wrote on Britain Roush's scratchpad.

Latest Works

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poetry, food

unedited, flash fiction, june challenge

Little Frederick: (not posted)
La Vedette: In French. School sucks, but Nathalie's going big places.
The Penthouse: A woman muses while looking out from her balcony.
The Man with the Suit: Stanley lives by himself. Tonight, he'... » Read...

June Challenge, 5-8

unedited, june challenge, flash fiction

Punch Julie: The ups and downs of young love.
Two Men: Paul and Art go on a walk after lunch.
Nightmare: One girl's greatest fear. » Read...

Places From the Center

poetry

A poem of four parts. » Read...

Latest Critiques and Comments

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On Things My Sister Taught Me, by Carrie Griffin: Carrie, Good character development and good work on narrative style. I like where this draft has gone. I have to ag... » Read more...

On Cooking Dinner Alone, by Lisette Wood: Hey Brian, Thanks for the comments. Can you explain what you mean by the sex line? That said, the poem has all of the ... » Read more...

On Cooking Dinner Alone, by Lisette Wood: Thanks, Meghan. You cut through the brush to the hiding issues. I know where to focus now for further revisions. p.s. i... » Read more...