COMMENTS FOR HALLOWEEN STORY 2016

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Ebdim9th

Dressing the Gothic interval in tritones
Jul 1, 2009
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S-s-s-smokin' start Scott-man-dude! You know I liked it! Gonna get high, so high (on great storytelling, what else did you think I meant?)... we all shoulda worked that song in there somehow ......
 

Rrty

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Jun 4, 2007
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The second chapter is a great read. Ebdim9th's section had a good balance of explaining things, but at the same time, keeping things mysterious, if you know what I mean; maybe the best way to put it is that nothing was handed to us directly. I'm trying to think about what may come, but at the same time have no idea, which is good since it is always fun to be surprised. And, yes, I too liked the fifty-shades line, I would never have been able to come up with a reference like that; it adds a nice touch.

Between that and SK's Cookie Jar story, I'm about ready to chuck my pen and pads in the bin.

I know what you mean, I'm a hobbyist writer myself, and I'm not sure I could compare well against them!
 

Ebdim9th

Dressing the Gothic interval in tritones
Jul 1, 2009
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Thanks to
Yay, Phil!!! :cheerful:

great job.

Ebdim9th -- excellent addition. Like the "Fifty Undistinguishable Shades of Grayland". Great writing!

Edim9th-Good job! Keeps the story going well.

Topnotch job, Ebdim!

He-he. Well ain't that fun?
Both parts have been good and enjoyable, but Scott...man, you're missing a trick. Great opening. Between that and SK's Cookie Jar story, I'm about ready to chuck my pen and pads in the bin. ;)
Really looking forward to the rest now.

Dear Ebdim9th, you have drawn for us a new race of 'biters'! I like Mz Spidey loved the 50 Indistinguishable shades of Grey reference. THANKS!

The second chapter is a great read. Ebdim9th's section had a good balance of explaining things, but at the same time, keeping things mysterious, if you know what I mean; maybe the best way to put it is that nothing was handed to us directly. I'm trying to think about what may come, but at the same time have no idea, which is good since it is always fun to be surprised. And, yes, I too liked the fifty-shades line, I would never have been able to come up with a reference like that; it adds a nice touch.



I know what you mean, I'm a hobbyist writer myself, and I'm not sure I could compare well against them!
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You all everybody!!!!!!!!