I've heard that before. But I use the character names. Wouldn't be right. The funny thing (or not so funny) is I don't even like fan fiction. I think it's theft.
I should really just kill it. I'm this close. But I'll post here and see if it catches a few readers. Seventh time's a charm.
LOL!
Yeah... you know, I've neither read it nor watched the movie.
My books aren't p@rn. (There are some "good parts," but buried deeply and not like that.) They're not that popular.
Honestly I don't know why I bother. Nervous tic.
You don't have to like them. Can't please everyone. You can love'em, leave'em, burn 'em with fire. No diff, I appreciate anyone who takes time out of their busy day. :)
Leave it to me to find out. (sigh)
A bunch of loud-mouth bullies on the forum were giving me grief because I gave a book review that they deemed mean and hurtful. (Over there, no one knows what a review is. The writers all swap reviews to boost their ratings.)
So I basically said if they want...
I've got three finished novels to post. And working on a fourth. They're romances. Fanfic very loosely based on Twilight.
I've been lurking here for a couple months. In the forums. I like everyone I've met. And even though I can be a cantankerous, somewhat acrimonious sort of person...
GPT almost always changes the meaning. Can't help but do so. Since it doesn't know the meaning in the first place.
Then again, all too often the original authors don't really know, either. So no diff.
The penultimate sentence is ambiguous. " I look forward to seeing how his journey unfolds, driven by determination rather than supernatural aid."
Does this mean the storyline is driven by determination rather than supernatural aid? That the story's character referenced here as "his" is...
Now it's all about the eye of the beholder.
One person's totally original story idea is another person's sadly derivative copycat of all that's come before. Change some place names, shuffle some character names, flip a gender or two, and voila. Totally original story idea.