Search results

You're welcome.

Go for it my friends. Show me how twisted you can get.

Yeah, they're definitely more useful, though obviously not scalable. Maybe once there is like 50k people running around in the forums the news feed feature would be more useful?

Idk, it seems like a really cool feature. Though the visual interface is really clunky and has too much stuff going on, plus it's in its own little corner so I don't know if anyone actually use it.

I feel like the whole home page needs a rework, but yes, I feel like the highest rated novels should receive more love.

This was suggested by nightowl in discord and I really liked the idea so I'm putting it here. Add google/fb/twitter sign-in API to the login window. This would help in making the process more convenient for new users. Plus, you can prompt unregistered users to create an account after they read...

Your world has magic so no one can prove you wrong. My only problem with that paragraph is how it forces your personal philosophy down the reader's throat. If it were me, I would have showed it through the characters' actions rather than a monologue.

@ColdSun

IGN: Yorth

When I say switch, I dont mean to put it in the story. I meant it as a draft before switching to 3rd person limited.

The idea that people who leave random 5 stars are as bad as those who just drop 1 star has been getting popular for a while now. That's not without good reason. They're both unconstructive reviews that are done mostly as a kneejerk reaction rather than an actual intellectual analysis. They both...

I discussed this idea before on discord (some months ago) and have been ridiculed for it, but I'm going to rehash it and formalize it in this thread. One of the biggest mistakes new authors make when writing in the third person is that they choose to go with a limited approach but constantly...

In my years in this writing community, I have received lots of advice. I met a lot of wonderful people who, without them, I would have never reached where I'm at today. On the same breath, I have given lots of advice to newbie writers. I would tell them which parts of their novels sucked, how...

gourmey

egregore

I think for the most part I'll keep the conlangs to artifacts, magic spells, city/region names, titles and things of the sort. Those can easily tie to the plot and the name would serve both as a good tool to make the world more expansive and deep, and also push the plot forward.

I recently went back to working on my conlangs after putting them off for the better part of a year. My plan was to use these languages to add more depth to the story and the world it is set in. I was going to make one for each major race, so five in total. But then as I start digging a bit...

@flucket well, that was pretty f*cking grimdark. But, I totally get what you mean. Just an FYI, when I said a noble cause I didn't mean one that was morally just, just one that had the support of the population. The villain in question has many reasons to start a war. From years and years of...

random cringemu sounds

I see...