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  1. Posted: June 18, 2012In: Public

    Psychic visions land Dorothy at risk of possession in a haunted asylum, from which she escapes, only to discover her true enemy is her psychiatrist.

    sharkeatingman
    Added an answer on June 18, 2012 at 11:04 am

    Only you can tell if they get your story across, but they do indeed get A story across. I think it can be improved upon, however. The phrase "at risk of possession" sounds ambiguous, and telling us she escapes is pretty much reducing the conflict before it exists. I think you have a foundation of inRead more

    Only you can tell if they get your story across, but they do indeed get A story across. I think it can be improved upon, however.

    The phrase “at risk of possession” sounds ambiguous, and telling us she escapes is pretty much reducing the conflict before it exists. I think you have a foundation of intriguing conflcit by your protag being stuck in an asylum only to find out the person she trusts most is her “true enemy”.

    “Questionable psychic visions land a paranoid mother (some type of description of protag) in a haunted asylum where she believes that her psychiatrist is actually the one trying to kill her.”

    I’m curious as to the title you have for this project. I love these stories- I’d see it!

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  2. Posted: June 13, 2012In: Public

    Following the apocalypse a wayward mid-level servant of the Devil becomes stranded on Earth and is paired with a closet atheist twenty-something from a mormon family and is tasked to collect enough souls to return to Hell.

    sharkeatingman
    Added an answer on June 16, 2012 at 3:30 am

    "Following the apocalypse a wayward mid-level servant of the Devil becomes stranded on Earth and is paired with a closet atheist twenty-something from a mormon family and is tasked to collect enough souls to return to Hell." Neat concept, just way too much superfluous information. More importantly,Read more

    “Following the apocalypse a wayward mid-level servant of the Devil becomes stranded on Earth and is paired with a closet atheist twenty-something from a mormon family and is tasked to collect enough souls to return to Hell.”

    Neat concept, just way too much superfluous information. More importantly, genre isn’t clear enough.

    “A wayward servant of the Devil, trapped on a post-apocalyptic Earth, teams an unsuspecting atheist in an effort to collect souls and return to Hell.” (25 words)

    If it’s meant to be a comedy, you’ll have to discover a way to make this concept funnier!

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  3. Posted: June 14, 2012In: Public

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    sharkeatingman
    Added an answer on June 15, 2012 at 1:55 pm

    Sorry- my fault. Geno Scala...

    Sorry- my fault. Geno Scala…

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