Title: Cyber Comfort Word Count: 167 Rating: General Original/Fandom: Original Pairings (if any): N/A Warnings (Non-Con/Dub-Con/etc): None Summary: Words I got were Computer, loneliness and turn.
I really liked it and could identify with the need to be accepted. I have family but few friends in the real world now, and the internet does help me feel connected to the wider world.
I love the idea of Lucy sitting in night wear or singing along loudly to music; you painted a great picture of her online interactions :D
Concrit wise as per the writerverse rules, I'd consider splitting up the one long paragraph into two or three shorter ones. However I didn't find it to be a 'wall of text' either, not actually off-putting to read it as it is.
This is a great little piece. You paint such a complete portrait of Lucy in so few words. I also find it very relateable (is that a word?) in its description of the dual openness and anonymity that the internet provides us.
The only suggestion I have is for the line: " In the real world she had few friends and none that she would call close and her family were long gone." The ...and...and... is a little cumbersome to read. You could have done something like: "In the real world she had few friends, none that she would call close, and her family were long gone." But I think that's more of a stylistic choice!
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I love the idea of Lucy sitting in night wear or singing along loudly to music; you painted a great picture of her online interactions :D
Concrit wise as per the writerverse rules, I'd consider splitting up the one long paragraph into two or three shorter ones. However I didn't find it to be a 'wall of text' either, not actually off-putting to read it as it is.
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Ah that's a good idea, because it's so short I never even thought of that. Thank you x
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The only suggestion I have is for the line: " In the real world she had few friends and none that she would call close and her family were long gone." The ...and...and... is a little cumbersome to read. You could have done something like: "In the real world she had few friends, none that she would call close, and her family were long gone." But I think that's more of a stylistic choice!
Thanks for posting :)
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