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IanG

IanG is from GB United Kingdom • 60 y/o

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Home, Home Without Your Mother by HudaFatima

If this is inspired by a berevement in real life then I feel for you. My mother passed away a few years ago and it was terrible for me. You learn to cope but part of you will miss het for a long time.

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Crows... by Willie

You evoke the human characters very well. You also describe the birds and the setting vividly. There are people like Dobson, and people like Arthur. A clash ending in violence is quite possible.

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The Crows by David E. Cooper

You evoke the characters and the setting with great skill. The clash of values rings true.

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The Strange Day in 1916 by Willie

You've worked hard on this, researching the historical background and using your imagination well. I'm glad its doing well.

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cemetery (draft) by scorp

You describe the setting very well and your narrator's experiences are convincing. I'd have written "where an elderly couple grazed a mule" or "kept a mule" as they owned it wherever it was. Otherwise, well done.

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Come Back by spensa_stormblessed

If this is written from experience I hope your brothet comes home safe and sound.

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Zaire by Thomas Ray

You describe Zaire's feelings and the setting very well. This raises a lot of questions about the characters and their culture, but if you're planning on developing it furthet that's good. Keep writing.

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THE SAND SCULPTING COMPETITION by hercules

If you add some descriptive detail then people will relate to your character more strongly. She will be feeling sand grains on het hands and warm sun on her back. She may worry about the competition, she won't know immediately that she's going to win

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