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Joe Ducie

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Joe Ducie (1987-) is a writer from Perth, Western Australia. By day, he charges a toll to cross a bridge he doesn't own. Yet by night, in a haze of scotch-fuelled insanity, he works tirelessly on an array of stories both short and long. Joe possesses a fierce love of a smooth finish. Under no circumstances should you ask him just what that means.

favourite books

The Name of the Wind - Patrick Rothfuss

The Dark Tower I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII - Stephen King

And all the old favourites - Tolkien, Jordan, Joyce.

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http://www.joeducie.com/home     http://www.amazon.com/Joe-Ducie/e/B006HQCFQS/

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j.l. wood-miller wrote 110 days ago

Hello Mr. Ducie, Literary fiction pushed to its limits in a strang....

JKass wrote 111 days ago

Hey hows it going? I was wondering if you would like to do a read sw....

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I wrote 110 days ago

Thanks for the read swap, mate. I've read the first few chapters and will offer this in the way of constructive criticism - shorten your paragraphs. Too long. It is unappealing to the eye. This is in no way a criticism of what you have written. The words, the story, are well balanced. Shorte... view book

I wrote 1125 days ago

Rachel, Top stuff. I was hesistant at first, because being tough and very much manly, I cringe when I see the 'romance' tag on a story. I wonder how many other great stories I've bypassed because of that. I suppose romance shouldn't be shied away from, all things considered. Heh - getting off top... view book

I wrote 1125 days ago

Tom, Excellent stuff here. I can't pick fault. This is a great story, a great premise. I like that we get straight into the story (the future) and think your target audience, and probably beyond, would love this. I read the first two chapters, plan to read a few more. Grandpa saying this: ‘... view book

I wrote 1130 days ago

Michael, Thank you for recommending this (even if you do sound like amazon, heh!). The subject matter is definitely one that has to be approached with some due care (and plenty of research, it seems, on Quebec), as there can be a swath of controversy attached. Only I don't think controversy is th... view book

I wrote 1134 days ago

Hey there. Cool story so far, mate. I've read the first few chapters and I'll back this based on the quality of the writing and the temptations in the plotting. I can see there's plenty more to go, so I'll make a point to get back here. Few critiques: Watch your adverbs. They're unnecessary an... view book

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