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Note: If I have written you a review (Critical or otherwise) feel free to PM me for discussion! However, I will not tolerate cursing, personal attacks, or other immature behavior. I guarantee I did not have any of those in any of my reviews so I expect you to do the same and will not even attempt to have a conversation with you if you don't. Constructive criticism in reviews are the way we grow as writers, without it we could not improve.

Okay. Well, seeing since this is the internet I'll only give out my pen name. My name is Lee, I am a 20-ish yo female who enjoys reading far more than writing most of the time.

Most of my story's revolve around female characters and dark subjects. I L-O-V-E writing OC'S! I avoid Mary Sues and if I am going to write one I'll put it in the description.

Information on "Spirits Never Die:I have decided to stop writing "Spirits Never Die" due to my change in tastes and writing style. I started writing Spirits back when the first LOTR movie came out. I was about 13yo at the time and mostly used it as a way to teach myself how to write properly (something the education system failed me on). I wrote about 80% in my "tween" years and posted it over a period of time on this site. One only needs to look at the authors notes to see my maturity level, put on full display. As I got older and wiser, I tried to improve on the story, but it's kinda hard to set a derailed flaming train back on the tracks. While the later chapters are (in my own opinion) "better", they are still full of bloated angst, poorly written prose, and more grammar, spelling, and awful page breaks then I care to talk about. This is without even getting into the horrid manner in which I handled Tolkien's universe and characters. So, for now, Spirits is on hold indefinitely. For now I am trying to salvage what I can from the story, but it seems nothing less than a full rewrite will do the trick. For now, there is some rewritten material that I may post occasionally under the "rewrite" fic but it is still just "not good". I want to apologize to all fans of Spirits Never Die and thank you for your support through my writing endeavor.