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BLOODLINE

vyom · Reviews » Novel / Chapter » Mystery / Suspense, Romantic · 14m ago

Hi alisha2010.. I genuinely enjoyed reading this! The opening scene immediately caught my attention, especially the way you show everything through eleven-year-old Virelle's eyes. Her fear, curiosity,

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They still call her “Mother” Earth

vyom · Reviews » Poetry » Nature, Narrative · 17m ago

Hello Vemalekhya... I really like how this piece gives a voice to Mother Earth without making the message overly complicated. The comparison of humanity hiding behind a door while continuing ...

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Stardust7827

Chapter 13

Stardust7827 · Reviews » Novel / Chapter » Romantic, Fantasy · 19m ago

Hey! I’m gonna apologize in advance if I sound a bit cynical or cold in this review since I’m feeling a bit tired and I’m not sure how my tone ...

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The High Blocks

vyom · Reviews » Short Story » Fantasy, Lyrical · 22m ago

Hello Nisfish....I really enjoyed reading this. I especially liked how the story begins with something so innocent and familiar—the two girls making their High Blocks—and slowly turns into somethi

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The heavens laugh with you in your jubilee; my heart is at your festival.
— William Shakespeare