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Hello! If it your novel was for nanowrimo, then feel free to soften everything I said - my nano stuff is damn near incomprehensible in parts XD Good work!
Congrats, loved your story. I look forward to hearing more!
Thank you. Congrats to you also!
Congrats on your third place in the NaNo contest!
Thanks for taking the time to read my story, 'Over Extended.' I got some more. I hope you'll read those too. Thanks again.
Your Welcome.
Oh and welcome to Scribophile
Thank you for your critique
Hey there, welcome and have fun on the site!
Sex: Female
Location: Maryland
Words Written: 4,359

About Tonari

Occupation: writer, mother, couch psychologist to best friends, frustrated multilinguist.
About Me: I was a family psychologist before the kids came. I've been writing for about 3.5 years now and am loving the journey. I've finished my first manuscript, a narrative nonfiction, and will be agent shopping in the next few months. In the mean time, I've discovered how much fun fiction can be. I'm writing fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants style, as Master King suggested. So far, it's working for me. My WIP right now is a paranormal adventure (if that's a genre) and is my NaNoWriMo project.
Interests: Horses, dogs, cats, riding, reading, meeting interesting people then getting into their heads. I love traveling, learning new languages and Korean food.
Websites: under construction!
Favorite Movies: The Abyss, Contact, ID-4
Favorite TV Shows: Lost, Mystery Diagnosis
Favorite Quotes: If you don't know how it works, don't f--- with it.
Hates: Narcissistic tendencies in otherwise amazing people, not being able to find my next read, getting up early.

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The Only Thing Worth Dying For: How Eleven Green Berets Forged a New Afghanistan Under the Dome: A Novel Impact

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Dec 17, 2009
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Tonari wrote a critique for ATTITUDES AND PLATITUDES, by Marion Dollar.
Dec 12, 2009
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Nov 24, 2009
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Tonari liked james heller's critique of A Very Intense Game of Monopoly, by Henry Emcee.
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Latest Works

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Cabot Rosseau suffers a traumatic brain injury during military training which lands him in a coma. Danica, his frantic wife, fears her husband will never wake up. But sometimes, consciousness (or unconsciousness) isn't always what it seems. Strange... Read →
This is my first attempt at a novel and is also the first 2000 words of my nano project. It's raw, unedited but readable (I believe).
The story is a paranormal adventure, if that's even a genre. The MC is stuck in a coma but learns a few tricks f... Read →

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On Jellystoned, by LaWren Curewreck: Opening Comments This was wonderfully done!  It was a very honest, accurately introspective journey and one that I'... Read →
On Scott, an Epic, by steve blythe: Opening Comments This is my first critique of a poetry piece so bear with me.  I chose your poem because I recently fin... Read →
On The World Turned., by Mullog Roots: Opening Comments I enjoyed your story. Though not necessarily a new idea, your voice and wordsmithing made it fun and fresh.... Read →