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"Your mother used to cry whenever it snowed," I told her. "She wasn't sad. I even remember times when she'd be smiling." She pulled her blanket up and stared at me. I closed the curtain and switched off her bugs bunny lamp. I got to the door before she asked me again. "I wish I knew, sweetie," I said. "I love you." It was really coming down outside.
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His eyes ached, his muscles were tense, and he couldn't let the little things go anymore. They all needed a captain,and goddamit, it was going to have to be him again. This ship was getting steered- wheteher they reached the port or ran aground didn't even matter anymore. And why the fuck did erica forget to order printer toner again? Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device
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So we were driving down the elevated Tokyo bay highway, and the city was ours and it was night and all lit up for us. No traffic. Driving 90 miles an hour with the top down. Music. The roar of the tires and the wind racing by. But it was just me and her. Me and the city because Rich was lost, and I was afraid he was never coming back. Yeah, he saw the lights from thousands of buildings and signs flying past- neon lasers and headlights shooting by as we bombed back to...
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A bit of a disclaimer at first: I am completely out of the loop with regards to SF or fantasy type writing. This could be perfect from that point of view, but I wouldn't know it. I really didn't get a sense of place or character from the piece, which is always what I look for at first. There seems to be something unique about the protagonist, but I struggle to see what it is. Yes, we are told about the self-perceived superhuman powers and such, but I am looking for something more- something a...
The imagery is very good. Vivid in the sense that the provocation of your words forms immediate associations in the mind of the reader. I feel that the pace, however, is unnecessarily slow. If you were to speed up the cadence of your language, the effect would be more profound.
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I think this book in itself is a great idea and will be a worthy endeavor. However, there are a few things I would think about: -Content: Its generally good. The goal you have in writing the book seems to be clear; however, I find the structure and choice of content to be not focused enough. You seem to want to incorporate academic concepts from psychology into a self-help book accessible to the layman. While this is a great idea, be careful about "watering down" the tough stuff while still n...
Just a couple of things at first: "He clasped his own hands in delightful serenity of the night laced with the hallucinatic music. He thought those were the magic that music creates in moments like those": I read this sentence three times, and I can't figure out what "those" refers to. "He stopped gazing at Fiona, his watch and shifted his attention to his collection of books": Is his watch named Fiona? If so, you need a comma after watch. If not, this kind of confused me, as I thought the pi...
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