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Any time I start feeling sympathy for the French, they go out of their way to remind me that I really shouldn't.

Food culture has existed since pre-agriculture, and in fact, exists within species beyond humans. I mean, at a fundamental level, you can simply look to dogs and cats and see that they too have preferences for certain foods over others. Humans just autistically pursue singular crafts over our...

Wow, Legolas is so cool, he's shooting two targets at the same time with a single trigger pull.

You were already working in percentages. That is 0.09% of novels that aren't either category, not 9%.

I work exclusively in hard magic systems. My brain don't work any other way. Even since I was a small lad, I've always systematized everything.

I do a detail as needed model. When I started writing, I knew my premise, the beginning, a few major plot points, and the ending. As I write each novel, I flesh out their outline near the beginning of the novel, so I know the beginning, major plot points, and ending of that novel's arc, as...

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You could look at the current results and say, it doesn't really matter, only about half of the readers care. On the other hand, you're actively handicapping your reader base by 50% for not keeping a schedule. I've done a short writeup on why it matters, but diving into the minutia of reaching...

I don't need it for scheduling, but it *should* be a fairly simple html change to implement, and I've gone to count these numbers manually a few times. It'd save me the small amount of hastle and give people warm fuzzies when they reach certain self-set goals.

Instead of a fanfic, write an isekai about a devout catholic monk from like 1500 who gets taken to a world modeled off a modern hentai where everyone is really raunchy, and it's practically hell to him so he takes it upon himself to try to fix it. Lots of comedy ensues.

It also depends on what kind of story you're telling. Some stories are less involved and require much less research than others.

Visual balance feels weird with a big tail and a human body sticking up.

Another piece of advice, at the risk of sounding like an asshole, more people give advice (not necessarily in this thread) than who have actually proven out their own success. Before following any advice, double check how whoever gave it is doing as an author.

https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/tutorial-for-new-users-of-scribble-hub.13141/ This provides comprehensive advice. https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/cortys-tip-jar.15699/ https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/tyranomasters-guide-to-getting-readers.18063/ These two are shorter quick tips.

I'll always plug my thread if you want a quick dirty rundown on generating AI art. I'd personally recommend CivitAI's built in generator. https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/ai-tips-and-tricks-thread.14227/

It's very good! :blobthumbsup: . Don't get discouraged if it slows down, however. That growth rate can only last so long. The next hundred might take twice as long, and then the next twice as long again. At this point, I get about 20 new readers a month. Which can feel discouraging, but on...

I had 18 when I started releasing daily. I did 21 days of daily before switching to 2 times a week. Having a decent (15+) chapter pile before you post a long running story is good, because it makes you less likely to drop the story as an author. To add to it, a lot of stories sound fun in...

I'm almost never motivated to write. I have deadlines and I meet them, simple as. Then I reflect briefly, then go to meet the next deadline. In 193 chapters, I've never missed a publishing time. Though I've had 3 near misses.

https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/tutorial-for-new-users-of-scribble-hub.13141/page-5#post-435389

Why not do the petty thing, collect said leaves, and at 6AM, scatter said leaves into his gutters.