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Sunday morning: A time for the devout, the repentant, the self-righteous, and the unwillingly-dragged-along to take their places within the majestic landscape of hymnals, carefully-pressed gingham dresses, and cunningly disguised gossip. It was a magical time of each week, where no matter where you worked, who you had cursed at in traffic, or what had compelled you to boot the neighbor’s dog back over the privacy fence while said neighbors were vacationing in the Outer Banks, you could appear...
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When Christian awoke, he immediately became aware of three distinct developments. First, his face, hair, tie, and previously white oxford shirt were sticky with bourbon, which surrounded him with a queasy, stale odor. Second, he was lying face up on something at least equally as hard as pavement, with a number of sore muscles advising him that he had been there for some time. Third, a fat grey rat peered over the window ledge above his face, twitching its face and blinking slowly. Christian c...
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It’s just not such a great gig to be a god anymore. I’m getting pretty weary of it, myself. I can’t imagine how the old gods feel. In the ancient days, people created gods for pretty good reasons. They lacked the knowledge to understand how natural forces work, so they drew up gods for all sorts of things that were otherwise incomprehensible. They depended on their gods to protect them from floods, earthquakes, plagues, dangerous animals, the heartbreak of psoriasis, stubbed toes, chronic hal...
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I certainly don't think this is too long to be a prologue. But why are you considering it for a prologue? It doesn't really seem to be primarily about backgroung information - rather, it seems an integral part of the story. It seems to me that it's a strong first chapter - just a good place to delve into the story. The only criticism I could give is that there is a very long stretch of dialogue in the first half of this piece. I can't speak for everyone, but when I see long stretches of dialo...
-Stands and applauds- A concise, well written rebuttal. You state your position quite effectively. I would have liked to have read the article to which your rebuttal is directed, but alas... Great work!
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Ah. Interesting take on this phenomenon. One thing I would add is that khakis, unlike blue jeans, are invariably going to look like hell the first time you get out of the car, bend over, scratch your ass, or whatever. Press all you want, they're going to be a wrinkled mess in 5 minutes. I do think we as a society have grievously erred in choosing this silly material for our standard casual pantwear. I can only hope that in another 10 years, we will all come to our senses, and replace khakis w...
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Overall, good pacing, good use of dialogue (and mind-linking!) to move the story forward. The flow of this piece felt natural and comfortable. Some very minor suggestions: “Basic’s, mostly mind-linking techniques,” he replied... No apostrophe. But know this, as long as you will have me, I will never give you cause... I wonder if the punctuation should be changed. This is a powerful sentence, and should stand out. Maybe "But know this: As long as you will have me, I will never give you cause.....
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