Search results

I usually listen to this if I want to psych myself up to do something I procrastinate on.

If the print is too large. This tells me it's likely for younger audiences, and the book is trying to look larger than actually is. I know it's not going to take much time to read through and it's probably lacking in sophisticated plot development. I know saying this on a web novel site where...

A children's fairy tale series with strong themes and life lessons, written and fully illustrated by myself. *Edit* I am by no means a visual artist of any kind. But I want to learn just for this project.

I would probably say "Hi I'm *insert name here,* you are? *Wait for response* "Well *insert other person's name here* I'm glad to meet you." It seems odd but I prioritize saying my name and using the other person's name. It serves the purpose of humanizing each other as equals. I also repeat...

It all depends on the point you're trying to make If racism makes sense in your story and world building, and leads to some kind of development, I have no issue with it. Racism exists. Art imitates life. Even if it's gritty or unpleasant if it's part of the greater story you are trying to tell...

Glad to hear from you. It can be difficult when you feel sick all the time and your own body keeps you from the things you wish for. (I also can hardly eat anything without vomiting, among many other issues.) But I hope you continue to find things to cherish. For me, my everyday motivation lies...

Been in my head since yesterday.

I'm not a GL fan, not my thing. But it's most definitely a trend here, so you will find an audience. Follow what works if that helps with your primary goals. I sift through so many stories looking for anything without the GL or gender bender tags it's ridiculous. To each their own, to find and...

OP ED I'm limited to five but Gosick ed would be here. Edit: I tried to think of the ones I love that I don't think would be put down by somebody else.

Reddit's r/WritingPrompts may help.

I don't have time right now to go to in depth, but don't forget that space and time are intrinsically tied. If you can manipulate space magic, it is extremely likely you would be able to eventually manipulate the laws of time, and that can get complicated as an author.

In my mind, in a group of 10 or more coordination is key. A commander-type class would probably work best. (There were classes such as martial in 3.5) the reality is a dungeonering group that large full of individualists (as players often are) you need a leader to keep them together. Otherwise...

I don't think it's bias. Few use the system convention well. I always think that a system is probably best put in place as a sort of antagonist for the character. It is not a friendly thing in my mind. A system is a tyrant offering seemingly easy power at the price of total control, shackling...

Definitely go with the first. Given the theme is a mystery/horror it is a better fit. The second one is too bleak, and gives off the impression of being too honest. It highlights the horror with none of the mystery. The skyline is dark and drab with only the slightest feeling of intensity due to...

If it's a victorian setting? They just have to be some form of physically or mentally disabled. If severe enough, this kind of thing actually happened a lot in the past. Some families would hide or sweep under the rug what they were ashamed of. You could even explain away doing that to an...

I don't think it is love that makes us human. After all, there are examples of what we call love in animals, and there are certainly examples of humans incapable of love. Rather, I find what makes us human is our ability to tell stories, and think in abstract ways. These things have more defined...

"The bird fights its way out of the egg. The egg is the world. Who would be born must first destroy a world. The bird flies to God. That God's name is Abraxas." Hermann Hesse- from the novel Demian

Chocolate rain! (Edit) R. Kelly?

In my opinion, the best villains are both terrible and relatable. They make you recognize the uncomfortable thought that you could become a villain too.

No real custom, just a personal decision. If I ever wrote a story online, which is unlikely, because I am covetous of my ownership rights to my work, I wouldn't acknowledge my audience too much. Not because I would be unappreciative of their enjoyment and support; I simply don't write for an...