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I second this. Don't know where to go, what to write, how to do it at the start, just half-ass it. You can always change it later. The hard part is getting started, and once you've got that squared away, the other hurdle is maintaining narrative momentum. Every chapter's kind of like a new...

Yep. Which is why I'm collecting them into my reading list and writing a collection of them.

Oh, wow, I haven't read that one in years. A good quick little read.

Just put four of them in my reading lists!

Ah, thank you! *eats cheese and broccoli*

*eats cheese*

Congrats!

Spooks in Moonlight: Horror Stories (5.2k words) The Late Bird’s Tale: A Tale of the Floating World (57.1k words) Days of Blood and Roses: A Magical Girl Thriller (167.1k words) Villainess, Retry! (388.9k words) Total (618.3k words)

Third.

I just use a blank line (white space) to denote scene breaks in my chapters. Less key strokes that way.

Write out of order. If the current chapter is hanging you up, and you're struggling to get through it, it might just mean you don't have all the ideas yet to get you past that chapter, so go ahead and write another scene in another chapter that excites you to want to write and write that. At...

Man, July was nuts! So many things outside of my control happened during that month, but I managed to come back in August with another installment of Villainess, Retry! Check it out, fellas! https://www.scribblehub.com/series/312645/villainess-retry/

*whistles* That's a really good amount for your first month of writing! Here's to the rest of your writing journey! :blob_popcorn:

I used to be really into GL when I was younger but now not so much due to overexposure to not-so-well-written examples. There's only so much kissing and scissoring and tonguing and fingering and moaning and the like before it all get stale from overexposure. Same thing with futa and bdsm and the...

Interesting. I looked up my MC's name (Janet Fleming) from my villainess novel and came up with a Renaissance noblewoman from Scotland, Janet Stewart, Lady Fleming, the illegitimate daughter of James IV of Scotland.