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I've got another big surprise today: the next installment of Villainess, Retry! is written and posted for your reading enjoyment! Check it out, fellas! :blob_cookie: https://www.scribblehub.com/series/312645/villainess-retry/

*eats winner*

All hail the king of the plebs!

The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.

*eats cheese* Mmmmm, tasty!

Winning!

This whole thread made me laugh so hard! :LOL:

Present tense tends to be more restrictive in narration, while past tends is more flexible. It depends on the kind of story it is and what you do with it, but yeah, it can come across as highly pretentious. Y. S. Wong's ORCHID is a fair example of 3rd person present tense narration on...

Big surprise today: Got another installment of Villainess, Retry! written and posted for you! Check it out, fellas! It's a doozy! https://www.scribblehub.com/series/312645/villainess-retry/

Only fire you? Honestly, a little tongue-lashing is the least of my worries. I've got Judy Windermere from The Late Bird's Tale attempting to break into my bedroom every other day to swanton-bomb me into oblivion, so I've been paying Aaron Rancaster from Days of Blood and Roses to protect me...

Turning broken trash into valuable treasure as a superpower, then finding out that it's been done before.

Writing slump sounds about right.

*eats muschroom*

To the crazy bastard that would do such a thing, prepare for a catfight with knives. Chances of survival: God help you.

If I'm on a roll, I can get 500 to 1k words written in an hour. If I turn off my brain and just brain-dump-write continuously for an hour straight, I can get 2k to 3k words. I did this one day in September last year, and I got 2.9k words written that time. How the heck do you do that??? Teach...

*eats rotisserie chicken*