Recent Reviews for Ken Brosky
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Some Like it Cold (Short Story) - 9/19/2009 5:17:44 PM
Loved it
Fortunes (Short Story) - 12/22/2007 5:26:32 PM
WOW now that was a great story Ken! I never expected that from the start. Now I will never eat another fortune cookie ever again LOL.
Great write!!! Thanks for sharing.
Kelley Frost
Ten-Four (Short Story) - 12/15/2007 10:32:02 PM
I enjoyed reading this, as it held my attention to the end. I did have a question come to mind and that was to wonder whether a zombie actually would be aware of pain since it is the decomposing corpse of a reanimated body. Also the fact that the neck cord had paralysysed the zombie when Jack severed its nerve to the brain further enhances my suspicion of the creature being aware of any pain.
over all though, it was an exciting read and I will look forward to reading other stories you have written.
Create a Solid Character For Your Fiction (Article) - 10/12/2009 5:15:14 AM
Ken, Thanks for these tips. I usually conjure up my characters and they pretty much have characteristics of someone I have either met or knew. I guess writers tend to do this naturally, but I like the way you have described this technique of yours. Keep on writing. way to go.
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
Support your fellow writers! (Article) - 7/9/2009 7:36:56 PM
I will "Support your fellow writers!" I think it is good to support each other too, especially in a constructive fashion...
Thank You for this useful information Ken & your link...all to often some person without integrity of respect will randomly give supposed literary criticisms in a demeaning fashion to an author, but have no credentials other than their opinion...and I think constructive criticisms would be more beneficial to polish a skill. More importantly if the person asks for it. I know I appreciate support & the inspiration. Sorry to hear about the book you speak of....reminds me of this TV show American Idol & these people whom try out for the show were told how great they are at singing by their family & friends...how dreadful to do such a thing to someone...so the person who writes good letters...well maybe they should have been told Novels are not the same as Dear Sir, :)
Peace & Inspirations to You!
Vickie
Set the Scene and Improve Your Story (Article) - 9/6/2008 12:01:29 PM
Thanks for the good pointers. I do not write short stories, but tried in past and simply could not get it done. It takes talent which I don't have but I envy you for having the talent you do.
An Intro to Narrator Reliability (Article) - 2/24/2008 5:58:48 AM
helpful...Thank you
Reading is 85 Percent of Writing (Article) - 12/29/2007 5:40:32 PM
Too Many Can't Read Between Lines--They Read Into It What They Want to See...
REVIEW RATINGS A D: Are B S They Tell No Thing Of Your Own Ability To Read Or That Most Cannot Even Write Past 3rd Grade Mentality--Look At Reviewers Comments!
I'd Rather Have 1,2 Critical Reviews -Than: You Can Have Keep All Iuuuuussss & Aaaaaaaahhhs To Yourself(s)...
Writers: So Called Write Things Down Out Of Frustration...
Writers: GREAT Simply Write Out Of Mind Their Hand Pen Goes Runs Across Page Paper...
TRUE: If More People Could Read Between Lines Then They Could Write On Those Same Lines In Lieu Of... I Use 2 Words To Say Something That Most Write Endless Meaningless Words On Full Page To Get Their Point Across!
Credit For The Write...
TRASK
Outsourcing English (Article) - 12/6/2007 2:19:22 AM
We are not outsourcing work, we are selling off our economy and way of life. When the sale is finally completed, the new owners will be setting the prices. The third world was the third world because there was no industry or jobs. When our industry and jobs are gone what do you think we'll be?
Outsourcing English (Article) - 12/4/2007 4:03:20 PM
Ken,
Good point and great article. No is on my list, too.
Cynthia
Outsourcing English (Article) - 12/4/2007 3:37:37 PM
Good story Ken ...
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