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I would gladly serve an as editor for whatever story you could write up, also providing comments about the quality of the narrative, for a very reasonable price. Although I confess that I am not familiar with Japanese legends, years of experience as a student has given me great skill as a researcher...

And I am happy to edit them when you are finished them.

And I remain happy to Edit.

What good fortune. I am looking for a project team upon which to serve as proofreader. If you like, I can provide a sample of my writing/editing style before we discuss terms.

I apologize for my vagueness on my own part. Shall I remove your name?

As a reader and contributor to the discussions at Lemmasoft Forums, I have noticed that many projects have excellent story ideas, gorgeous art, and good writing. However, due to the quantity of words being produced, even the best of writers slip up occasionally. This results in writing that does not...

And I look forward to editing it. Contact me when you need me.

I am glad to hear that you are interested in them. I find them fascinating to plan and write about as well (although being busy with work and life I cannot do as much). I continue to read about the Basilidians, Encratites, and Gnostics for the Merciful's Slave, and have figured out a fascinating ang...

Gorgeous art.

Well, I do not like that noun. But never mind me: if it were up to me, we would still be say thou and thee and spelling them ÐOU and ÐEE, lol

Beautiful art and story, but why is it "Invite to"? it should be "Invitation to" unless it is an imperative sentence (i.e., Invite [him] to Infinite Worlds).

Redemption/transformation will certainly play its part in these arcs, yes.

I create the game and its story for my own interests, primarily, but am interested in seeing how congruent they are with others' views.

Yeah, I am afraid that killing children is evil, even though evil is not absolute. Nagarjuna wrote in detail about hell-realms for punishing wrongdoers even though he was the first to admit that evil is not absolute. Well, the "good" characters do see many things wrong with the government,...

By the sutras that bind me, I am aware that ultimately there is no good, no evil, and no souls. Conventionally, however, there are acts and attitudes that we call evil due to their negative effects, lack of sufficient justification, and prevailing social/legal norms. I sincerely hope, having kept th...