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This short piece was for a flash fiction competition and I really don't know what, if anything, to do with it now. There was a hard word limit of I think 800 or 850, but if I work on it some more I can extend it. It is a short short though so I probably wouldn't want to make it longer than around 1,500. I'd be interested in what folks think on length, plot, characters, POV etc.

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I have absolutely no experience in writing, but a lot of my friends say I have some talent. I am aiming to get this book published and perhaps make some money for Law school. Please send me your constructive comments. Thanks. PS. If you think of a better name for this story, let me know!

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OK this might be termed science fiction, but for me it is a detective story. It is set on a planet where intelligent life has evolved from marsupial mammals, like Kangaroos, who give birth to barely formed embryos which have to crawl from the vagina to the pouch containing teats. Imagine taboos and cultures intelligent beings would apply to this and how easy birth control is --- if it is culturally acceptable. This is where conflict occurs. I have only written two chapters, although I have a story plan. I am posting this to see if it raises general interest before continuing with it.

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This is a modern fantasy novel about a wizard named Ryn. He is a federal agent investigating a series of terrorist attacks targeted at humans. He soon finds out that these are no common warlocks, but something entirely. Any and all feedback is appreciated but please do not tell me all of my grammatical errors. I don't proof read what I have written while im still working on it. And please let me know what you think. I join this site to make sure I was headed in the right direction and that the story was something that interested people.

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Machinery introduces the reader to an amazing scientific possibility through a rather... controversial (if not apocryphal) narrative. This installment is an introduction of sorts, hoping to spark your curiosity about both the science and the narrator. I appreciate your most brutally honest feedback. Thanks!

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Written for a flash contest. I think the story had to be romantic, less than 500 words, and a bridge had to be mentioned. Any sort of comment is welcome.

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When high-powered attorney Norman Scott crashes into a Connecticut river and dies on page 1, a most unusual love story begins. As he tells Lockhardt, the angel on the spot: “I’m going back to my wife. I don’t care what the price is.� Norman takes on the living and the dead, angels and devils. He schemes as only a Manhattan lawyer can, fails a dozen times, but refuses to give up. All feedback is welcome.

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As a student at U.Mass., Amherst, I enrolled in a watercolor class taught by then-unknown Yale graduate Chuck Close. He was 24, I was 30. Best class I ever had in any subject. Later, he became world famous and I still admire him for his fight with paralysis and continuing art work. He's a one-man miracle.

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