Norman M. Cropkirk
| Name: | Einhart Fingleberry |
| Sex: | Male |
| Location: | Seatle |
| Birthday: | Jan 24, 1990 |
| Words Written: | 0 |
About Norman
| Occupation: | Literature and Philosophy student. |
| About Me: | Very theoretical. |
| Interests: | A fair few of these. |
| Websites: | None of those. |
| Publications: | None of these. |
| Favorite Books: | Lots of these. |
| Favorite Movies: | A few here. |
| Favorite TV Shows: | None of these. |
| Favorite Quotes: | Not too keen on these. |
| Loves: | None of these. |
| Hates: | None of these. |
Gifts
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From P. Doughbury
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Bookshelf
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Events
February 11
Norman M. Cropkirk became a fan of Andrew Ehlers.
Norman M. Cropkirk commented on the Scribophile blog entry It's All About Perspective.
Norman M. Cropkirk commented on the Scribophile blog entry Risky Business.
February 8
Norman M. Cropkirk replied to the thread Orwell was NOT a socialist!.
Norman M. Cropkirk wrote a critique for Neighbor, by P. Doughbury.
January 28
Norman M. Cropkirk replied to the thread Libraries Are for Reading Men.
Norman M. Cropkirk replied to the thread Orwell was NOT a socialist!.
Latest Works
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Latest Critiques and Comments
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On Atropos, by Andrew Ehlers: I can never really be bothered to write a critique unless I see
something good in a work. I think the books I tend to like te... Read →
On Atropos, by Andrew Ehlers: Opening Comments
This was really very good - easilly the best I've read here so
far.
Plot
The plot was superb, althoug... Read →
Critique - February 8, 8:35pm - 302 words - 1.55 karma points
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On Conventional and Unconventional Sonnets, by docx2: Inline CritiqueTesting the Waters
Yesterday I was given a personal call,12 syllables?
I paused, how might I feel a year from ... Read →
Critique - February 8, 8:19pm - 216 words - 1.29 karma points
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On Chasing The Other Man, by Alexander Klein: I personally rather liked it, although I would stay away from
the psychedelic coinages - they can sound a little twee. It was... Read →
