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- 24 Jul 2014, 17:04
- Forum: Writer's Block - Where The Poets Hang
- Topic: Judge
- Replies: 3
- Views: 14958
Re: Judge
It seems as if you want someone to recognitize you. But, then you seem to say that you are in a sense shy and any judgement pass you will take it into your very core. That can be a dangerous and terrible responsibility for one person to have. Good Poem
- 22 Jul 2014, 19:44
- Forum: New York Pitch Conference Novel Execution Forum
- Topic: Group II
- Replies: 12
- Views: 66351
Re: Group II
Brittany I love the way you discribed london. It reminded me so much of when I was there. So the scene was well written. It was very clear where she is. I like the way you can tell that she really did not want to be there. So her POV was clear. The tension on the page with the reporters wanting to g...
- 22 Jul 2014, 18:47
- Forum: New York Pitch Conference Novel Execution Forum
- Topic: Group II
- Replies: 12
- Views: 66351
Re: Group II
Liz I love this story. I also want to read more. I have a quick question. Is the story happening now or later? Only asked because of the "ed" was being used at the end of words. "A weapon is only as deadly as the warrior that wields it." This sentence was brilliant. I could tell right away this was ...
- 22 Jul 2014, 18:27
- Forum: New York Pitch Conference Novel Execution Forum
- Topic: Group I
- Replies: 22
- Views: 157533
Re: Group I
Christine 1. Scene length and structure (1-5): 5 The scene length was good, now I want to read the rest. 2. Clarity of spatial set (1-5): 5 It was very clear what you were going for. 3. Comprehensible prose narrative (1-5):5 It was a good. Not much to say on that. 4. Tension on the page (1-5): 5 The...
- 22 Jul 2014, 17:24
- Forum: New York Pitch Conference Novel Execution Forum
- Topic: Group I
- Replies: 22
- Views: 157533
Re: Group I
Ben, I took your advice and explained why her boss is so into her appereance. I also changed the opening of the story to show how her day started from waking up in the morning.
Stephanie thank you for seeing how I was making the boss a real pain.
Stephanie thank you for seeing how I was making the boss a real pain.
- 19 Jul 2014, 20:19
- Forum: New York Pitch Conference Novel Execution Forum
- Topic: Group I
- Replies: 22
- Views: 157533
Re: Group I
Ben, where is Micheal 150 word narrative exposition found?
- 17 Jul 2014, 04:48
- Forum: New York Pitch Conference Novel Execution Forum
- Topic: Group I
- Replies: 22
- Views: 157533
Re: Group I
Thank for the critique. I will take your advice and amp it up me and put more dialog in her mind. Question do you feel to much inner dialog would kill this story?
- 16 Jul 2014, 16:26
- Forum: New York Pitch Conference Novel Execution Forum
- Topic: Group I
- Replies: 22
- Views: 157533
Re: Group I
Walking into work, on a Monday morning; calls for a large latte. The first sip spurs me to continue on my morning commute. The swish from the door as I opened it heralds the beginning of my day at the Empire law firm in New York. I sat at my desk powering up my mac computer, when the most heinous ma...
- 16 Jul 2014, 05:31
- Forum: New York Pitch Conference Novel Execution Forum
- Topic: Group I
- Replies: 22
- Views: 157533
Re: Group I
Are you writing in present tense or past? Where are they? In a parking lot or some remote place. The narrative composition is good. I made me want to keep reading it. The cinematic imagery was good as well. It was provocative, with a comical twist.( the duck costume.) I wanted to keep reading it. th...
- 07 Jul 2014, 20:16
- Forum: Writer's Block - Where The Poets Hang
- Topic: "True Independence"
- Replies: 3
- Views: 13476
Re: "True Independence"
Very interesting poem. I gather this is about death from our chains of life. "Sistine" is religous, referring to the pope. Unless I am wronge? I like it.