The "does my character deserve that" line is the real question here.
If you are asking yourself that while writing then you already know the answer. The best scenes whether they are explicit or not come from character motivation not from what the market wants.
Context always wins long term...
25 a month and the only catch is mysterious doors and strange noises. Thats just my current apartment except I pay 50 times more for it. At least in the backrooms the landlord is honest about the horrors instead of hiding them in the lease agreement.
I would move in. Set up my desk in the...
I was in the middle of reading Eldoria's chapter 3 and yall dragged me back here with the Google Photos debate. I was emotionally invested in a pinky promise between a mother and her daughter and now Im reading about Epstein class allegiance. Let me read in peace.
Alright I accept the consequence. Whatever it is I probably deserve it for making you switch to desktop.
And good to know about the imgur thing. Makes sense now. I just assumed it was a site-wide block. The signature thing is rough though. If most readers are on mobile and signatures are hidden...
Fair enough lmao. I take back the approval on your behalf then. Didnt know imgur was banned on SH. My bad on that one.
And thanks for the TheKillingAlice link. Might actually check that out. A good cover is half the battle and I know my design skills are not it. If the firstborn payment plan has...
Bro really saw "no sugar for you all" and went full tsundere analysis mode. Respect the honesty though.
Also that title goes hard. Building World Peace with My Bloodthirsty Demon Army. Thats the kind of title that makes you click just to see if its actually about what it says its about. Good...
The title and author name on the cover thing is a good point. I never thought about it that way but it makes sense. If someone is scrolling through latest updates and they see a cover with no title on it they have to read the actual listing to figure out what it is. Thats already one extra step...
This is honestly one of the most grounded takes I have seen on this forum. No sugarcoating. Just how it actually works.
The part about narrative betrayal hit hard. I think a lot of new authors dont even realize they are doing it. You set up a promise in your synopsis and your first few chapters...