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AGE: 24
LOC: United Kingdom
GEN: Male
LAST LOGIN: November 02

hello,
my name is rob and i’m 21.  I write in my spare time and have a job to be serious about anything.. though some might say that i find it equally hard to be funny.

my favourite piece is my heaven story which i am trying to finish.

I read alot but tend to get patronised by older people who think that age automatically makes a person a better writer.

I always try and be funny!

robx

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Short Story / Escaping the Future
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I discovered time travel when I was just eight years old. I still look back with fond memories at the days when I used to put on my helmet and pick up my sword and disappear under the table, through my secret time portal. In reality my helmet was my mother's collander and my sword, just an old wooden spoon. At the time, that collander had protected me from medievil mace and Norman arrows while my spoon was the fiery blade that ran through many a trecherous villain. That was my reality. ______...
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He walked, initially unnoticed, through the front door, sitting quietly in the corner of the living room. For just over two hours we sat looking at him, never making a sound. That is until my mother exclaimed: ‘Isn’t he wonderful.’ This was my first encounter with Russell Crowe, in the form of the Gladiator DVD. Since then he has gone from squatting for one night to being a full time lodger and I’m getting sick of it. Thanks to my mother I fear that there will be no getting rid of him. I have...
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Living With Russell Crowe. 13/02/06 It wasn’t until the early part of 2001 when my household was suddenly extended by one member. He walked, initially unnoticed, through the front door, sitting quietly in the corner of the living room. For just over two hours we sat looking at him, ne’er making a sound. Silent. That is until my mother exclaimed: ‘Isn't he wonderful.’ This was my first encounter with Russell Crowe, in the form of the Gladiator DVD. Since then he has gone from squatting for one...
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Short Story / The Italian
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If there are more women than men in the world, how can it be that I am single. Who is having my share. I lie awake at night imagining some lucky little Italian strutting around Venice with a wash of twenty beautiful girls lying in his wake. I hate this man. Whether he exists or not. I am not some Italian hater. For heaven’s sake, I am Pavorotti’s biggest fan. It is just the very idea that rubs me the wrong way, the idea that while I have nobody to care for, somebody is spoiled for choice. It ...
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Robert Mozelewski I died a few years ago thoroughly expecting to go to heaven having lead a pretty low key and un-prepossessing existence. Sure enough I climbed a metaphorical stairway to what I assume were the pearly gates. I waited in line, patiently while St Peter sorted out who was on the list. At least that’s what I thought was happening, I later found that ol’ Pete had rather a talent for delegation and was employing two trainee angels who were finding the filing system taxing. I suppos...
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Humor/Satire / What's Your Excuse?
Hi, Being a Brit I can totally empathise with you feelings and frustrations. That is probably the problem for me, as I felt that this was more born out of frustration than creativity. Critique-wise there were some poorly chosen adjectives like, "exotic cars" which didn't really fit. Also it needs to be checked again for typoes and some coherency problems. I did enjoy it nevertheless. Cheers, Rob
Hi, I would like to start by saying that with this you have a nice descriptive premise. However I did have a few problems when I read it when it comes to rhythm and vocab. I feel that you slightly over use commas which affects the flow, making a couple of the stanzas feel a little stacato. "Calling my destiny, a choice I had not When the valley was cool, the world I was running from steamy hot" This particular couplet stick out like a dogs proverbials, in that it seems so forced into the rhym...
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Poetry / A City of Light
Clearly a very good peom and I won't patronize you with any silly grammer/puctuation comments. It is neat and tidy with the beginning pulling through to the end. One thing that I would say is that the 'City of Light' symbolism and its relation to the story told, is obvious, but I found myself a little baffled by the sub-themes. "One last moment Of ecstasy, Before temptation Loses its embrace." I'm not sure that this makes a great deal of sense in the context that it is used. It feels a little...
Okay, I won't deny that this isn't really my favourite genre but I still found it interesting. The characters seem to interact well with eachother within the narrative, but one thing I would say is that the whole story seems very dialogue driven. I don't have a problem with this, but I do think that you could add more creativity to this, as who have in creating your alternate reality. The Dialogue seems to just slow thing down abit and be stilted and awkward, like all the characters are nervo...
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