Hi Captain. Nixie, here. I found your story by searching the Newbie page. Welcome to WDC from "Newbie Welcome Wagon" ! The Hook It's possible to write a more compelling title and a brief description of the story to entice the reader. Your choice, of course. Overall Impression So, this story came from a prompt about a lady with an umbrella. Wow, you took this to a whole other area, something unique and fascinating. The reader just has to get around the bumps along the way. A few thoughts Wouldn't it be amazing if something like this was happening right now? Not the destruction of a city, but plans to alter one small place to experiment with weather control. Would it be possible to correct some of the damage man has inflicted on earth, and possibly slow down the inevitable end of our home? Or would it prove to be disastrous? I liked your characters. The opening dialogue between the woman (I couldn't find her name) and Matt kicked the story into high gear. The two obviously had history, as the conversation was both mocking and friendly. The characters expanded in to a team of friends, who have also been working on experiments. Here again, the dialogue and action excelled. Oops. truely > truly ajuster- > adjuster acoplished > accomplished remember > remembered impossable > impossible With out > Without The looked > They looked It all made sence in theory > sense enevitable > inevitable costant > constant All her freind surrounded > friend It had only been ment > meant but the distruptions was much > disruption was or disruptions were She (200) said feeling > ? should probably go find her." He said, popping > he said, popping Suggestion Use more paragraphing for an easier read. Right now, this is a solid block of text, which can be off-putting. Lasting Impression In your bio you stated you never finished anything. Lots of writers leave open endings. With a bit of editing and paring down on words, you'd have a top-notch story! Keep on writing! And remember, I'm only one person with an opinion. My review has been submitted for consideration in "Good Deeds Get CASH!" .
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