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Quality is subjective, but I'm not going to miss out on the chance for self-promo: The Rusting : (Robots and Revenge)

Oh, so that's how the ever mysterious trending algorithm works!

A small combination of both. I make general bullet point outlines of ideas and storybeats, and then try to fill in the gaps, which sometimes leads to new ideas popping up. Those new ideas usually happen because I realized that what I had planned either doesn't fit with the current...

Of course I have one, it won't shut up!

I absolutely love stories like this! However, I do think it's best to keep it contained to one series as opposed to multiple, mainly just for ease of access and because multi-pov can be fun. I'm trying to do something like this within my own series, where it starts off following only two...

I think that I describe my characters as sighing, gasping, and huffing way too much. But I often can't think of other dialogue descriptors, so I settle for everyone being incredibly out of breath... Also, I've noticed that I default to hands for emotion a lot? "Their hands clenched," "They...

I tend to even avoid reading the genre in general, not because I have any resentment against it, but because I am incredibly bad with numbers lol. Even looking at a stats sheet makes my mind go blank.

Outlining is always my favorite part. I love turning my vague bullet point ideas into a full set of chapters

I fear I'm a bit late to this thread, but I'll bite because this is an interesting question and one I think about too much. I don't necessarily think that I even write things that are inherently "worth" reading, but I do mainly try to write things that I find compelling in the hopes that others...

Mb give my series a try? It's very character-driven sci-fi with fantasy and horror elements https://www.scribblehub.com/series/1857436/the-rusting-a-grim-space-opera/