The review that wouldn't die. PART TWO

[the_plate]

Continued from PART ONENow it's 2011, let's say April or so. I don't remember exactly, but a friend of mine messaged me on AIM saying that D had contacted him asking him to tell me to take the review down. I laughed. Or more accurately, I probably typed, "LOL!" It was about a year and a half after the fact, and I couldn't believe D was bringing

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[hibari_sensei]

Yikes what a headache. When I was at Askew, I heard some horror stories involving censorship and unprofessionalism, but nothing to the extent of what you experienced. I'm glad you're let this encourage you to keep writing.