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Steven F. Lombardi (Storyer)
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Member Since 11/15/2007
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About Myself: Hello. I'm a screenwriting major at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan. When I'm not writing, I'm usually day dreaming, wishing I was writing, straight livin', killin' it in general, or doing things I really ought not do.

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DateTitleCategoryHits
Aug 16, 2008Full Moon ForeverHorror 194
Aug 13, 2008Head TreeHumor 233
Nov 26, 2007Concept ConsumerScience Fiction 611
Nov 18, 2007The HolidaysHumor 1284
Nov 15, 2007The KeyMiscellaneous Stories 595

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Total number of comments: 14

Title article: Head Tree
Date: 2008-08-20 11:59:37
Thanks!
Thanks everybody! You're swell. 
 
Jeez, I just tried to explain this story and its explanation turned out to be longer than the story itself. (I think that means I have to expand the story?) 
 
To gtmike, The tree's head were identical and had the same thoughts. I was striking a funny w/ the idea that people don't really know what they want, especially when what they want is to be or not to be. I don't now why we're like that, or how to resolve it, but if I ever could learn how to resolve it and package it into a pill, I'd be rich. I think the idea came off too subtle.

Title article: bottled UP
Date: 2008-08-19 13:51:27
Very Cool
This reminds me of that book House of Leaves, just because of the tricky format. You made something very pretty. 
 
PS. Cheer up! :D

Title article: Hi! My Name Is Ping!
Date: 2008-08-18 21:11:27
YES!
This is hilarious!! See me, I don't know the difference between my computer and my microwave. This one time I tried to write a story and I came out with a hot pocket. It was weird. 
 
I love this story. I love how you picked such an insignificant name for the almighty Ping. 
 
And Hey Dave! Been awhile.

Title article: A Date with Priya
Date: 2008-08-18 20:59:53

Great pacing. You painted a very vivid atmosphere. I like. Not sure if these are typos... but somewhere midway you have Priya saying "I am getting late" and you have Mrinal cursing "Pretty little aunts" (plural?). I'm just nitpicking b/c there's nothing structurally wrong with the story. I really enjoyed it.

Title article: You Can Eat Now
Date: 2008-08-14 13:58:18

I like this. The ending was a bit confusing... in my mind the mother read one of the protagonist's stories and found it so horrific that she fainted. The confusion for me comes here, "I snatched the papers and rushed upstairs..." There were no papers for the mother to read, unless the younger daughter said something horrific to the mother. I'm not sure. 
 
Other than that, great story.

Title article: Peanut Butter and Doom
Date: 2008-08-13 21:55:58

Awesome. I think this piece would be about thirty million times better if it was a jar of Nutella. Because Nutella's delicious. The seriousness of this piece's tone mixed with its absurd content made it a real pleasure to read.

Title article: The Graveyard Greens
Date: 2008-08-13 12:20:09

Very clever. You can do so much with this idea. I would love it if you expanded this (maybe throw in some mini-golfing ghosts) and wrote it out as a short story, not just dialog.

Title article: Party at Hemingway's
Date: 2007-12-07 17:55:40
Too funny, man!
I get that Jesus and Santa were at the party, but Chuck Norris? Everyone knows that Chuck Norris isn't real. 
 
This story is tonythetiger awesome. I'm looking forward to reading your other stuff.

Title article: Concept Consumer
Date: 2007-11-30 11:43:16
In response^
I think they control us via our tooth brushes. That's why I stopped brushing. 
 
All of my teeth fell out, but I can safely say that I can have the last laugh; the government, aliens and the local school boards are not controlling/tracking me. The government became wise of this, however, and programmed fail-safes in the people around me; whenever they see me laugh (which is symbolic of my freedom), their faces turn green, they clasp their noses, turn tail and run away. 
 
I will not rest until I set these people free.

Title article: Concept Consumer
Date: 2007-11-28 16:49:55
LMAO!
Yeah, I had to strain my imagination for that bit^

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