Recent content by Snake99

Light novels are pulp fiction

It is well known that what is truly frightening is the unknown; a known threat, however strong and intimidating, can always be measured and predicted, giving you the opportunity to prepare. That is the reason why sequels to horror movies are always action movies.

I know Scene & Structure, and I also know that I have to read one called Techniques of the Selling Writer by Dwight V. Swain.

Witches, but if the knights are sexy girls in bikini armor then I'll take the knights

I need to start studying body language

There's nothing wrong with that in fiction; if you want to write about two relatives having sex, go ahead.

I think you can show almost anything as long as genitalia and female nipples aren't visible.

Do you really need a warning label if the most intense scenes are only implied or off-screen?

You should write them directly in English, write them in Spanish, and then translate them; it's double the work.

Someone call the Orc Slayer

When you say it's not very largue, how many people are you referring to? If it has that many farms, taverns, shops and a guild of adventurers, that place must have a good number of inhabitants.

Read Thucydides' account of the Peloponnesian War

First, I don't think it's bad that they're repetitive; for example, superhero stories are almost all the same: someone gets bitten on the butt by a radioactive animal, gains powers, and puts on a ridiculous costume to fight criminals. For many years, people consumed the same story over and over...

The story of a person from planet Earth having an adventure in another world is simply very good.

Paying an artist to do it is very expensive, you can't blame them for using AI illustrations