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It suddenly occurs to me that I have no idea who you are....
And for the Nicotine Cat. The reason it feels rushed is because I wanted to write a poem in the time it took me to smoke a cigarette and that was the result. Also, I thought it was really interesting that you found it Kafkaesque. I'll think about that for awhile...hmm. I like Kafka though, so it's probably a good thing. Thanks again.
Thanks for the critique on Hands. =)
Hey, thanks for your crit on Robbing Peter... I usually write SciFi/Fantasy type of stories, so it was a little bit of a stretch for me. Thank you again for your suggestions and comments.
Zach,
Thanks for your comments on Laverne. It did add clarity. Keep up the good work.
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To answer your questions in The Alarm, I use hearing aids to hear my husband. He frequently mouths what he's saying to me, so I don't actually hear him - I lipread him. I know it's not fiction, I wanted it submitted to Flash Fiction Fridays so I put that tag in.
And trust me, the alarm's vibration isn't over-exaggerated - it really does feel like an earthquake. If you like, go to www.harriscomm.com and get a small travel-size alarm clock and set it on vibrate. THEN you'll understand! (The travel-size is put either in the pillowcase or under the pillow). I use signs, but not with my husband. He still only does finger-spelling, so vocal communication is the primary mode with us. The descripton of the clock is already in the The Alarm, that's all that's really needed for readers to know.

Thanks for reading!
Thanks for the critique! I'll return the favor soon =)
Thanks for you fantastic review. I'll be by soon to read some of your remarkable work. Shilohx7
Hello, Zacchary! Come read My Boyfriend's a Vampire sometime today, and I hope that you enjoy it a lot!
Thanks for the review. You definitely hit on something I fight with often. I always try to walk a line, where just enough is said, the rest implied. I usually fail, and fall to my doom on the side of vagueness.
I was a little too liberal with Top & Basil in this story I imagine as they are recurring characters in my flash fiction. You are right each story should stand alone in character development. Thanks again.
Name: Zachary Taylor
Sex: Male
Location: New Jersey
Birthday: Apr. 10, 1988
Words Written: 11606
Hottest Words: smithers, eyes, man, minutes, ms, mancy

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August 22
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Zacchary Tailor wrote a critique for How to Destroy a Microwave, by Phedre.
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Zacchary Tailor wrote a critique for The Nicotine Cat, by Josiah Franco.
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Zacchary Tailor wrote a critique for Robbing Peter..., by The Geek.
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Zacchary Tailor wrote a critique for Hands, by Josiah Franco.
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Zacchary Tailor wrote a critique for Fallen Leaf, by Taylor Smith.
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June 23
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Zacchary Tailor commented on Laverne.
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Zacchary Tailor edited Laverne.
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Zacchary Tailor published Laverne.

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A character-study into a few moments in a goldfish's life. A Kafkaesque piece. » Read...
This story is based on a dream my dad had when he was struggling in his life. I also incorporated some Stephen King elements and a tad of the Twilight Zone in this piece. This is the stuff of nightmares, although not really scary on the surface, it&#... » Read...
A poem about finding meaning and purpose in life. Inspired by various poems of T. S. Eliot and Walt Whitman. » Read...

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On In A Fish Bowl With A Three-Second Memory Span, by Zacchary Tailor: Your interpretation is noted .   That's what I was aiming for, but then again, it's ambiguous! ... » Read more...
On How to Destroy a Microwave, by Phedre: This piece, while non-fiction, had a colloquial tone: aka, it was as if you're speaking right to us, not as an omnipotent... » Read more...
On The Nicotine Cat, by Josiah Franco: Opening Comments I consider this piece "Kafkaesque" --- very much like my works, where you take an idea and make it surreal ... » Read more...
On Robbing Peter..., by The Geek: "Robbing Peter to pay Paul" is a very old chestnut, but I think you did a superb job in "explaining it" in an ambiguous sense... » Read more...
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