Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith


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Thank you so much for the critique
It's exactly what I need to hear.
Hi this is Chap and I lost the first try in case half a message shows up. <grin> I'm going to have to print out what you told me because the mechanics of writing escape me. I just write so I thank you for the help. I'm not sure what to do about some of it because I really do talk like that. LOL! Even down to the "balk". My plan is to write a confusing first chapter that would draw the reader to keep reading and explain it out in subsequint chapters. I'm hoping to do that without loosing people in the first. So Thanks again, I'll be printing these out and pouring over them. BTW, I've read dome of your work even if I didn't comment, I really like it. The experimental poem that changed style every stanza (I'm a musician so that may not the the right term) was great. Hope to "talk" with you soon!
hey thanks a lot for the detailed critique of the story. Definitely very useful.
Btw, I love that you love apathy. It's so flippin' ironic. (I know that's not what you meant, but still.)
Thanks for the comment on Iron Arcadia! It's true, the fact the boy was right outside is a little off-putting. Do you think if ol' Dave jumped in an elevator to get there, it'd make more sense?
It's not rambling if it's useful and everything you said was very useful. Feel free to "ramble" all over my stories whenever you want.
-Ben
-Ben
Thanks for the in depth critique of Fireborn. I hear what you're saying. One of the techniques that I was attempting was to make it sound like a nature documentary, hence all the scientific words (plus, honestly, I default to that kind of language anyway). I didn't do any research before writing, so I think that particular technique was more distancing than it was effective. Thanks for pointing it out.
-Ben
-Ben
Romanian is my first language. And don't worry the crit wasn't to long at all, I gathered a lot of good info, both as a general feel and from a technical point of view
Thanks for your crit. It was most helpful
Glad you liked dead lovin'!
I'm weird, I come up with questions like that.
| Name: | Stewart Baker |
| Sex: | Male |
| Location: | California |
| Birthday: | Mar. 7, 1982 |
| Words Written: | 11103 |
| Hottest Words: | slowly, time, started, door, man, desk |
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About Me
| Occupation: | I'm a webmaster and reference librarian at a Cal State University campus. |
| About Me: | I just finished grad school in December, but am waiting until I qualify for tuition reimbursement so I can go back and get another masters, this time in English! |
| Interests: | writing, paradoxes, philosophy, impossible things, absurdity, post-modernism, literature, heavy metal, languages, linguistics, reading, sci-fi, fantasy |
| Publications: | Closest thing I get is http://www.marsonasstory.com , a webcomic for which I write dialogue and story. |
| Favorite Books: | Samuel R Delany, Alexandre Dumas (pere), Philip K Dick, Roald Dahl, George R R Martin, Patrick Rothfuss, Carlton Mellick III, &c., &c., &c. |
| Favorite Movies: | Snatch, Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels, Space Balls, silly things mostly. |
| Favorite TV Shows: | I don't watch TV. (But my fiancee sometimes gets me to watch anime with her) |
| Loves: | apathy |
| Hates: | apathy |
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Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith wrote on Michelle Brookes's scratchpad.

Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith edited The Newly Edited Man.

Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith wrote a message for the circle Furious Flash Fiction Fridays.

Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith published The Newly Edited Man.
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Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith wrote a message for the circle Furious Flash Fiction Fridays.

Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith wrote on Michelle Brookes's scratchpad.
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Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith wrote a critique for Sarah Avery, Chapter 1: The towns, by Michelle Brookes.

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Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith wrote a critique for Murder Coincidental, Chapter 1: None Yet, by Chap.

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Latest Works
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Sebastian Gough was just a Professor of English at a small University, until one day something amazing happened... » Read...
On February 20, 1962, Astronaut John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth. But what if something had gone horribly wrong? (Like a giant meteor striking the earth, for instance) » Read...
I've always wanted to go into a coffee shop or bagel shop and do something like this with my brother or a friend, just to see what kind of reaction it would be. » Read...
Karma can be a pain. » Read...
Latest Critiques and Comments
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On Museum Tales, by Babs Griswold: This was quite entertaining! It ended far too soon,
though! I wanted more of it.
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On Sarah Avery, Chapter 1: The towns, by Michelle Brookes: Definitely a big improvement! Now work on some of those
pesky sentences-that-need-commas in them
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On Sarah Avery, Chapter 1: The towns, by Michelle Brookes: Hi Michelle, and thanks for sharing your work here on
Scribophile! Almost nobody is naturally good at writing,
despite ... » Read more...
On Murder Coincidental, Chapter 1: None Yet, by Chap: This is obviously still a rough draft, so I'll keep that in mind
and suggest some areas I think you should focus on in fu... » Read more...





