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Penname: marajaqwin [Contact] Real name:
Member Since: 27 Jul 2009
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New Reality by Christiana Jane Plummer Rated: Mature Audiences (Age 16+) (M) starstarstarstarhalf-star [Reviews - 17]
Summary: This story follows Jason's transition to Julie after his mom finds out about his deepest desires and finds a site called HuggleBugs

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Table of Contents:
  1. Chapter 1 - [Reviews - 12] - (2019 words)
  2. Chapter 2 - [Reviews - 2] - (2467 words)
  3. Chapter 3 - [Reviews - 1] - (3919 words)
  4. Chapter 4 - [Reviews - 2] - (1839 words)

Categories: Fiction
Characters: None
Age Group: Teenager 13-18
Categories: Caught with Consequences, Chemical or Drug Induced Change, Magical Transformations
Genre: Science Fiction
Keywords: Hair or Hair Salon
Story Universe: HuggleBugs
Series: None
Chapters: 4 Table of Contents
Completed: No Word count: 10244 Read Count: 45198 ePub Downloads: 3918
[ Download ePub ] [Report This] Published: 07 Nov 2006 Updated: 07 Nov 2006
Reviewer: marajaqwin Signed starstarstarstarstar
Date: 28 Jul 2009 Title: Chapter 4: Chapter 4

don't leave me hanging in suspense! lol that's cruel!



Author's Response:

I really do have plans to finish this story.

There was a lot of pent up rage that was being expressed through this story, that has since been expressed in other ways, so it's hard to continue. I am working on a way to make things work.

More will come, but I can't promise when.

-HuGgLeS-

-P/KAF/CJP


Tanks For The Mammaries by Wholeman Rated: Mature Audiences - Explicit (Age 18+) (MA) starstarstarhalf-star [Reviews - 9]
Summary:

Wrongfully executed for slaying his wife, our hero awakens in a tank, only to see the wife he's supposedly killed, peering back at him.

 



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[ Download ePub ] [Report This] Published: 26 Dec 2007 Updated: 26 Dec 2007
Reviewer: marajaqwin Signed starstarstarstarstar
Date: 12 Aug 2009 Title: Chapter 1: Chapter 1

this was absolutly brilliant. I was laughing my ass off the whole time. I love to see a lot of social humor in romances an this was perfect


No More Bluebeard by Debbie Sanderson Rated: Younger Audiences (Age 5+) (K) starstarstarstarstar [Reviews - 13]
Summary: Past Featured Story

David and his sister go to a fancy dress party, he as "Bluebeard the Pirate", she as a "Fairy Princess" - or at least that was the plan!



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[ Download ePub ] [Report This] Published: 01 Mar 2009 Updated: 01 Mar 2009
Reviewer: marajaqwin Signed starstarstarstarstar
Date: 29 Jul 2009 Title: Chapter 1: No More Bluebeard by Debbie Sanderson.

I want more.....lol

the is an exellent story


April: First Contact by Jamie Wendelin Rated: Mature Audiences (Age 16+) (M) starstarstarstarstar [Reviews - 6]
Summary:

Aliens make contact in northern Vermont and, well, have a little fun at our expense.



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[ Download ePub ] [Report This] Published: 16 Mar 2009 Updated: 16 Mar 2009
Reviewer: marajaqwin Signed
Date: 29 Jul 2009 Title: Chapter 1: Chapter 1

this story in my opinion is poorly  structured. its sounds too much like an information dump. it also reads too much like a news report. where is the perspective? i.e. first, second or third person points of view. and if this is in the third person omnipotent view you might want to reconsider transferring it to a thrid person or first person narrative. where are the dialogs both internal and external? and what about conflict and epiphany? also, try brining your audience closer to the action. introduce us to the scenes. give us the sounds, the feelings (both emotional and physical), the smells, the tastes, and the sights. don't tell us a story, put us into the story, make us feel like we are a part of what is happening. also who is/are the main character(s)? introduse us to them. what are his/her obstacles? Is there a nemesis for these characters?

as you can see there is a lot going on in your story that you are not showing us. I have taken a few courses in creative writing and publishing and my teachers told me not to tell me about the action but show themit. to make it feel like they are right there with the characters. seeing every detail of the scene. so try to describe every miniscule detail then worry about toning it down. a good story usually takes 10 to 15 edits, sometimes more to get it smooth. as of right now I see a great idea for a story and a not to shabby first draft. there is a lot of room for growth and I see at least 20 to 30 more pages from just what you have written here.  good luck on the next draft. I am looking forward to reading more of this.


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