Welcome to Arcane's Critique Shop version 2.0! "Critiques are perceptions." √ Offers constructive criticisms and feedbacks. √ Giving suggestions, corrections and advices to your work. √ Neatness, Formality, Grammar are all a must.

status: closed The Paper Awards! Focusing on finding the next big thing from undiscovered writers! Cover by @vhentii

[] open for contestants and judges [⭐] judging [] closed Another awards hosted by @emmiepooh2 and @softyhartz . This is an award for you to join to get the recognition you deserve. We are very open-minded and friendly. Everyone is welcome, no matter if it is your first awards or your thousandth. Hope to see you join!

status: open! Welcome to the first ever Lowkey awards! We accept all books and genres so sign up! 📖

We've all read Frankenstein. We've all read, seen, heard, or... tasted Frankenstein (don't look at me, Halloween has some funky food). We're all familiar with the sickly, stitched-together cacophony of human bits and bobs. Frankenstein. The creature, if you will. What we've forgotten is the monster it's named after. ***** In this modern spin-off of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," the mic has moved from beneath the creature's shriveled black lips, and beneath those of Victor Frankenstein. Pink, plump, and healthy, Victor's lips holds no resemblance to those of his notorious namesake. What surfaces from said lips may as well have been. As Victor faces the thing of his nightmares; this thing that seems to have been birthed from a grave, I just hope Mary Shelley isn't rolling in hers. Copyright © 2020 by Kyle Lee. All rights reserved. [ #20 in Scientist] [ #21 in Frankenstein] [ #25 in Grieving]