It’s about time you replied, I was beginning to get lonely. Whenever I post something, I expect a reply within 24 hours, at least! Otherwise, expect me smashing through your window with an ax in hand.
Anyways, you’re welcome, and I’m glad you enjoyed my feedback, but I was expecting you to prove me wrong with a little more backbone than that, you are more than welcome to show me where I did wrong. Most of the comments are questions because I make minor assertion that I am right, as I am open to change my mind if I am wrong.
And I foolishly forgot to comment about the mechanics of the story. The spelling was relatively fine, so mechanically, there was nothing seriously wrong. The story was easy to read, and although I did not enjoy it, I had no problem going through it, either. Enjoyment often leads to bias, after all, so I try to limit my enjoyment as much as I can whenever I read anything.
However, I would disagree that regardless of age, it is still worthwhile for authors to reflect about their earliest work. I have an older story, almost four years old, that I’ve updated four times even though no-one has read it for a long time. I feel that personal competition is what makes an author grow as an artist. I feel that my biggest mistake was when I deleted my earliest stories years ago. How much young imagination did I lose from that? How much could I have had relived if I kept them? It is always important to hang onto our routes.
Oh, and lastly, be careful about “sitting out.” It is certainly humble, but we all must make a stand for ourselves, too.
Well, that’s all for now, I am hoping to read through all your other stories within two months, just in case RS shuts down or something.
08-Jun-2013 23:56:51
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