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Pokemon Editorial: How to Train Your Charmander by TheLastHetaira, literature

Pokemon Editorial: How to Train Your Charmander

To the archivist: This is an excerpt from the Kanto Pokémon Press, a newspaper dedicated to Pokémon-related sightings, news, and tips for the Kanto region. The paper went out of its way to contact Kuroko Segawa, who had a rough experience with her own Charmander, but now breeds Charizard in Alola to carry people from place to place. Q: My Charmander won’t stop biting! He’s ripped my bag, bitten other Pokémon and my hand...how do I get him to stop? -A Concerned Newbie. A: Oh. You have one of those Charmander. Joy of joys. I’ve been in your shoes. It’s been almost two decades since I picked up Filia, a

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Critiques 101 - How to write a good critique. by Yersinia88, journal

Critiques 101 - How to write a good critique.

Apr 20, 2017

I'm writing my second article concerning critiques, since my last one received very positive feedback. This time we will look more in depth on how to write a good critique. Hopefully if you read my last article about How to properly ask for critique (Which can be found here: Critiques 101 - Do you know how to ask for it?) you have received some valuable critique and you may be wanting to give some value back by writing some critiques yourself. But how to you do it? I prepared some simple guidelines to help you out. 1. Undesired/Unwarranted Critique You should not give people critique if they don't ask for it. In ideal world this wouldn't pr