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KimHua 2007-03-14 . chapter 2
Nice setup, again, although I found the continual narrative of the battle a little clinical. Having a closer viewpoint, even for just a little bit, would make the story more personal to the reader, and allow more emotional involvement.

I'm not sure about the FTL missiles... with relativistic velocities the energy release would be colossal, and from what I understand about the subject you certainly wouldn't need nukes (assuming I read your narrative correctly!).

Just a thought! :-)
destructive criticism 2006-05-21 . chapter 1
Hi,just one point.avoid info dumps!

Tell from the perspective of your main character or whatever.

But NO INFODUMPS!they are boring and unnerving...

sincerelydestructive criticism
Iceman 2006-05-02 . chapter 5
Excellent, please continue!
Captain Kurt Hoffman 2006-02-07 . chapter 5
I like this story. It's well-made.
johnnyboy12 2005-08-13 . chapter 5
so this is a very wonderful Science fiction story!I can't wait to see what happens neXt!keep up the good work!
Shogun Lodge 2005-05-13 . chapter 4
Oh, just as an aside, there's a pretty damn good war story out at the moment, Live! and Fight! at the front. You give them a read, if you can find it.
Shogun Lodge 2005-05-05 . chapter 5
Well, I rather enjoyed all that. Such a balanced war epic. I once tried writing a war story. I stopped because it wasn't a real war story any more. Anyway.

Well, that was good, really, it was. Your writing style is so clean, and easy to read that it meant that your pleasantly full chapters went down like ice cream.

Your Slithers, though underdeveloped, are an excellent enemy, with most of their power in the realms of the terristrial, you could probably shake up the US Forces with that.

All in all, a good story, but you need to update. And another thing, you had practically no spelling mistakes, which was nice.

And if you like the odd story about a librarian in a galatic rebellion, keep your eyes peeled.

Not literally, of course. That'd be painful.
Lee901 2005-03-23 . chapter 2
With all the other crappy war stories out here, you're story really does what it was meant to do- and I've only read the first part. Sounds almost like Starcraft. Good job.
Tessabe 2005-02-06 . chapter 1
I've been looking for this story because I wanted to review, Over all, this is very good, It's a little stiff for me, but that's your style.

The problem I thought of was that you said the Slithers sphere of influence was 10 light years, that's not very big. If I remember correctly the nearest star system to us is 50-100 light years from us. I don't remember the exact number, but it was much larger than 10 light years. If you changed that it would be more accurate. If I didn't think the story was worth it I wouldn't have tracked it down. Good luck with your writing
MiSSxMELON 2005-01-29 . chapter 1
I think this is a wonderful start to an awesome story, but the chapter was a little too short. I'm not saying there's something wrong with the style of writing short chapters (that's what I have a problem with), but there's a lot more explaining that should have gone in here. You did great on descriptions, but there's some history that needs to be explained. I, myself, have a lot of problems with that because it's great to draw in the reader, but there has to be a time where you sit down and explain things which is why most beginnings to books can be a little slow. This was a great start, but there should be some explaining pretty soon or it might confuse others.

GREAT story though!
ExplicitRain 2004-12-03 . chapter 1
Absolutely excellent. I loved it and did not stop reading until I was finished.
Rany 2004-09-16 . chapter 3
Wow...
Hate-me17 2004-07-02 . chapter 5
Finish It NOW!:)
Wormhole 2004-06-09 . chapter 1
You asked to know if you changed it. My good Adimral, you Revolutionized it! An incredible story.
biminator 2004-05-06 . chapter 5
well, one question. is this the end?
either way, great writing.
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