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Hey, I've always been a fan of your works on Fictionpress. You have a wonderfully eloquent and perceptive way of writing. I will comment on your work soon.
a fan of Arcade Fire, eh?
I added a critique on your piece "My Body is a Cage'. I re read the critique after I pushed the submit button, then saw all thee spelling mistakes (all mine) - oh the shame - particularly that it's on a website such as this. Oh well. Sorry. I hope you'll get what I meant.
Thanks for your time and comments. ":My 19th century prose" = it's sort of a habit I can't break as my current trilogy (in the making) is set in the 15th century - a period I adore.
xo - love your name. I agree Alright doesnt feel complete, it's part of a larger story/chapter of a novel. And I need to make the ending, and the characters' change / outcome clear for a standalone. many thanks.you are kind reader. bg
Thanks for the crtq. Seriously, I had my manuscript open in iWork Pages, editing it as I read along. Very helpful!
Hey J, Thanks for taking a look at that piece. I really appreciate your comments. To be honest I'm not sure where that piece is heading, I'm trying to push myself to write enough to post two shorts a week. Thanks for the critique! I'll be incorporating your solutions asap!
Have a good one!
-m-
Thanks for the crit, and sorry about the insomnia. Good luck with that.
Hey! Thanks for the crit on Ch. 2! It's definitely Romance, but it's YA Romance. So that makes a big difference. Instead of the complete tension filled two-character stories we read that fall exclusively to Romance it has to also fit the YA model ... which is more internal struggles on the part of the characters. It's a balancing act I'll have to work across.
Hey thanks for the welcome
Yeah that's where I first got the idea from, and since then the pen name has kinda stuck lol
Name: Olivia
Sex: Female
Location: New Jersey
Birthday: Jul 7, 1989
Words Written: 937
Hottest Words: world, torn, child, feet, edge, snow

About xoFrore

Occupation: Convenience store clerk, college student.
About Me: A tall, cynical anti-theist who enjoys long walks, root beer, writing and cats.
Interests: Everything. Anything. Toss it at me.
Favorite Books: The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins
Bleak House by Charles Dickens
A Haunted House and Other Short Stories by Virginia Woolf
Lies My Teacher Told Me by James Loewen
House of Leaves by Mark Danielewski
Only Revolutions by Mark Danielewski
Many
, many more...
Favorite Movies: Fight Club, Moulin Rouge, The Princess Bride, etc.
Favorite TV Shows: South Park, The Colbert Report/The Daily Show, Maury, but I'm bad at watching things consistently.
Favorite Quotes: ... Many, but I'm tired of filling this stuff in. Later on.
Loves: You.
Hates: Everyone else.

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xoFrore wrote on Shimmer Light's scratchpad.
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xoFrore commented on the Scribophile blog entry Natural, Only Better.
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xoFrore wrote a critique for new beginnings competition, by Pauline Louise.
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xoFrore wrote a critique for All Alright, by Brian George.
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xoFrore wrote a critique for Et Tu Brute, Chapter 1: Reawakening, by Adeline Gale.
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xoFrore wrote a critique for Deoxyribonucleic Acid, by SM Carter.
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xoFrore posted My Body is a Cage.
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The Pharaoh did not know she was with child, and that the child was not his. [submission for Flash Fiction Friday, and an accidental homage to Arc... Read →
His ears were gone. So were his hands, his feet, his nose. The wolves had torn him apart. Read →

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On War Of The Vampires, Chapter 4: Four, by Dave Mc: Opening CommentsHello Dave! I am about to critique your story. Whether this is good news or bad news will depend on how thick... Read →
On All Alright, by Brian George: Opening CommentsHello again! Flash Fiction Fridays are always an exhilerating time, eh? Let's see what you've cooked ... Read →
On Deoxyribonucleic Acid, by SM Carter: Opening CommentsHello, SM Carter! I have to admit, the title immediately caught my attention, being a bit of a science nerd a... Read →
On spoon-fed addiction : The Last Moments in the Life of Adiran P. Battlefield, Chapter 1: From Prologue to Chapter 1, by Silvano: Opening CommentsGreetings, Silvano. I see that you've been hanging on the review que for far too long now. Let's chan... Read →