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http://www.protagonize.com/story/inquiring-mind
My story is way out of my comfort zone so honest feedback would REALLY be appreciated, it's basically about zombies.
I never write about it so yeah
thanks :)
This is actually an awesomeness collaborative exercise that needs more than just me and the clever person who started it! As it's very good for making you think without even having to try much as your given little thought energy shots...sorta!
Well anyway...
I enjoyed doing this and what i wrote made me smile so please let me know what you think and add to it!
http://www.protagonize.com/exercise/buzz-goes-the-word/118086
Laura :)
http://www.protagonize.com/story/magique-journal
[Note: I don't know what's going on with the link for my story, but if it doesn't work I have a link on my page.]
I need feedback on this, please. Either good or bad. I don't mind.
I'm just working on to see how bad I'm with wirting about something related to history.
Thank you,
Wynona
http://www.protagonize.com/story/amnesia
http://www.protagonize.com/story/blood-money
please take a look and tell me what you think!
Thanks,
Laura May :)
http://www.protagonize.com/story/the-honest-soldier
This is a (hopefully ;) fun way to practice writing, share creativity, and gain story ideas! :O)
You are given some sort of container.
Each container will have three diffrent objects* in it.
Your first job is to discribe the objects in the container, and the basic back-ground story of each object.
Your second job is to chose three new containers, and set the follow-up chapters accordingly.
*One of the three objects must be from the previous container (You cannot change the object in any way). You get to choose what the other objects are, but all three need to be connected in somehow (color, texture, back-ground, ect.)
Thanks! :O)
http://www.protagonize.com/story/whats-in-it
http://www.protagonize.com/story/to-whom-it-may-concern
Bon appetite :)
http://www.protagonize.com/story/spaced
a high school humor/drama/romance thingie with shakespearean undertones
look for critiques, edits, ideas, anything
enjoy :)
http://www.protagonize.com/story/enter-romeo
http://www.protagonize.com/story/sophie-1
Here is the story I would like people to read and critique:
Warnings: Swearing, implied rape. I'd rate it 13+, would have read it at ten myself, that's when I came up with the original idea. If you think you can handle it please read!
http://www.protagonize.com/story/longtiere-of-the-rose
Blurb thingy: There is a twinkle in King's eye that I severely dislike. A gut-feeling, instinct, call it what you will but I don't like it. And then there's the man he brought with him: dark skinned, green eyed, golden haired with a smile that shouts mischief."
Kyiiko is the owner of a topside house, he saves kids and he's generally good. Then Joker comes along and pretty soon everything ends up on it's head.
People looking for the latest posts can always just click on the latest post link in the topic listing, that's pretty standard forum behaviour.
Cheers,
-nick
And now I feel like a noob :/ Haha thanks though!
~Cura :)
http://www.protagonize.com/story/catching-majik
Rated suitable for all ages at the moment, not sure if it'll change, it might do.
Blurb thingy: Faevun is the daughter of K'trin-elisser and Andri-roxess. She has a happy life, two bests friends and elemental majik. What more could one girl need?
Then her mother is brutally murdered in a shocking plot against the crown. Faevun's life isn't just a bunch of happy memories anymore. The innocence and happiness of childhood isn't something that can just be given back. Life goes on. Friendship goes on. One day love might go on as well.
So, I've been writing a story and I need some feedback on it. I plan to enter a writing competition in my school with this story and the deadline is soon approaching. I would really appreciated any opinions and critiques on it.
Thanks!
http://www.protagonize.com/story/to-condemn-the-dead
Will return the favour, just ask me to do so by posting a link to one of your works on my profile. Thanks again!
Looking for input of all kinds on my story. Grammar, vocabulary, structure, plot, description, dialog, setting, etc.
The story itself is pretty long right now and is only going to get longer, so you don't have to read it all - you can pick random chapters and leave reviews if you'd like :) Whatever!
thanks!
http://www.protagonize.com/story/wetwork-those-destined