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Nate
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Nate · Forums » Information Desk · 19m ago

Quotes in spoilers in the new messaging should be looking much better. Also made some adjustments based on the feedback (@alliyah, thanks for the detailed critique!) - Bigger reply area; ...

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drstellapepper
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Crawlers - Chapter Two: The Hosptial

drstellapepper · Reviews » Novel / Chapter » General, General · 49m ago

Back for chapter two :) I like this start and the second chapter being completely dedicated for an introduction of a character is amazing. I personally don’t find the dual ...

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Crawlers - Chapter One: The Farm

drstellapepper · Reviews » Novel / Chapter » General, General · 1h ago

Hey, I saw your second chapter in the green room and thought I’d read the first one first! The setting is amazing. I’m picturing a farm, somewhere around the Uk, ...

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Wolfi
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Wolfi · Forums » Information Desk · 2h ago

Hia, it seems like changing the forecolour does not work in forums atm? Did not get it to make the Green Room Witch pink :) Noticed this as well! It ...

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You Think Me a Woman

drstellapepper · Reviews » Poetry » Realistic, Other · 2h ago

This is incredibly powerful, and such strong and passionate motives that it makes the readers blood boil too. Highly descriptive, and I especially enjoy the metaphor (cause im a sucker ...

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“Rise like Lions after slumber In unvanquishable number. Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you— Ye are many—they are few.”
— Mary Shelly