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Th Asylum
June 13, 2011
Summary:
This is my deepest and most philosophical work. It's short-ish, but it has chapters so I did this category. He hears about secrets, sounds, light, justice, and words from the mouths of madmen, and begins to question the madness of their claims.
IncorrectlyWired
Th Asylum
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IncorrectlyWired GOLD said...
on Jun. 14 2011 at 10:44 pm
except that it's not really dialogue... it's more of a monologue. I did it intentionally, this story is about the point, not realism or even the "plot." Thank you for the imput, I hate when people just say "OMG! THIS IS SOOO GOOD! <3" Even if I disagree, you obviously thought about it.
CarrieAnn13 GOLD said...
on Jun. 14 2011 at 8:17 pm
This was a chilling book. It's an interesting read and I really enjoyed it. I know it's hard, but by making the dialogue a little bit shorter could also make it more realistic. Other than that, good job!
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