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Hey, thanks for your critique. I'll be sure to work on it after I finish posting all of the story.
Wow,

I didn't realize you just joined. You crit. like an old pro. Welcome to Scrib.

-Ben
Thanks for reading MSI. You have some very good suggestions. I tried to squeeze alot into the little space and didn't even have time for a second read through, but you all found much more than I would have.

This is my fun piece. That is, I plan (or more like intend, it's too casual to be a plan) to just have fun and play with it. I think I will edit it once (using your great suggestions) and then fly off to another chapter of the serial. I'm hoping it will get me over my fear of long works.

Anyway that's probably too much information for me. What I wanted to say was: Thanks for reading and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

-Ben
Thank you, you are awesome! Very good critique. Now you just have to put up some work and we'll be set.
how cool! jenn rocks.
*pauses to consider*
oh, no!
no pressure or anything, right?
well, get on the stick with the publishing and i'll happily read your stuff. *thumbs up*
hi, rue--
welcome!
i just finished reading your critique of circus' 'faith', and am glad to find someone else shares my thinking on the piece, and her writing overall--thanks for that! (she's one of my favorite writers and i'm always happy when someone else discovers her work.)
i'm not sure if you focus on poetry or fiction, but if you're interested, one of the site writing circles (furious flash fiction fridays) has been active and valuable to me as a reader and writer--weekly flash fiction and a couple quality critiques?? i'm betting you'd rock.
ben jacobson runs the circle, and would love to find new blood (so to speak). maybe check it out?
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Sex: Female
Location: New Jersey
Birthday: Mar. 29, 1990
Words Written: 3967
Hottest Words: roland, man, looked, city, eyes, bicycle

About Me

Occupation: Currently a University student, studying Art Education, with hopes of becoming a high school Art Teacher
Interests: Underground and indie comics, philosophy, art history, indie and folk-inspired music
Favorite Books: The Catcher in the Rye, the Flight Comics, Siddhartha, Frannie and Zooey, His Dark Materials trilogy, Pyongyang (comic), Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic, Jellaby, Jimmy Corrigan
Loves: comics, drawing, the color red, black licorice, intelligent conversation
Hates: overconfidence, insecurity, cold or frozen coffee, bossy people, staying in one place

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On Tales of the Justinia: Justinia, Chapter 1: Raine, by The Geek: I really like the ideas behind this piece. I've always had a facination with flying things and pirates. Putting them toge... » Read more...
On The Malaki Spindle Infinitology, Chapter 1: The Art of Invisibility, by Ben Jacobson: I like this piece very, very much! When I saw the title, I thought "goodness, that sounds convoluted" but upon reading the fi... » Read more...
On Think (introduction), by Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith: This story read a bit like the intoduction to an essay, just an especially long-winded one. Let me explain: Unfortunately, i... » Read more...
On Faith, by Circus: I'd like to say that I thought this story was beautiful. It was quiet and slow, with subdued, mostly under-the-surface dr... » Read more...
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