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I have now abandoned this site which seems to have become a platform for self-promoting nonentities who don't have the talent to get on the X-factor.

You can find me on youwriteon.com

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I wrote 622 days ago

Hi Suzie this is a difficult story bravely told. You manage to avoid the trap of making a traumatic story seem depressing to read. Backed with pleasure. Best wishes, Kevin btw thanks for supporting Fire in the Water view book

I wrote 624 days ago

Hi Simon YA literature is not really my thing but I really enjoyed your writing. Brought back so many memories of wanting to fit in at school... Maybe ghosts are the new vampires? Best of luck with this, backed. Hope you like Fire in the Water Kev view book

I wrote 625 days ago

Hi LJ, I enjoyed this very much. Your writing has ease and authority that wears its research lightly. I think you could weed out the use of 'was' at start of Chap 3. I found with my own writing that the use of this verb seems to suck the life out of prose giving a passive feel to description. Howev... view book

I wrote 628 days ago

Hi Joffrey. This is the best I have read on Authonomy for some time. The rhythm and characterisation are masterful with some great turns of phrase, eg. 'God would never pass his hand over the island. He wouldn't risk being cut by a mountain peak.' Look forward to seeing it on ED desk. Regs, Kevin view book

I wrote 635 days ago

Hi Christine, this as a refreshing take on ancient fiction. I like the way you avoided the usual historical figures and events in favour of 'real' people locked in a situation. I can't find much wrong with your writing style, genuine characters coupled with a great plot hook make it compelling. I' ... view book

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