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I started looking at the etymology of things. Like Opposite. for example which also is described by contrary (or even Contrasts). So how about the "Cons" short for contrasts. Outside of that, start looking at the etymology of words. you can find things in them.

@BluePheasant Hi Blue, I totally get you. Because even native speakers (like myself) strive to make concise and declarative sentences. Not overly wordy. And I do write in that style. DM me, I'll help you. And if want to see that concise style just read my first chapter. They Feed At Night AND...

that's a standard chapter length. The perfect length to say something interesting.

Heh heh, it sounds more like you have read it so much the jokes are falling flat. And I won't tell you to leave it alone, because you won't. But if you still feel it is bad it's probably because the novel's structure is off and because you may not be writing OH WOW moments in your chapters...

But Cupcake my people @CupcakeNinja :blob_reach:

"WRITE WHAT YOU WANT TO READ" And yes, I have read my own novels more times than I can count because I like them. NOW, am I good writer (judging myself as a reader) I am alright. Not excellent, not groundbreaking, my jokes are the kind of jokes I like. :blob_reach: scale of 1-5 I would give...

I agree with you Dylan. That's why my last-latest is a purely interpersonal story. MIND you, people do care about plot if it is interesting. But yes, 100%, readers are more vested in interesting characters that have arcs. I would even add "interpersonal relationships" are also important. (And...

the strongest character is the one with the strong will. courageous and smart. the character that I absolutely detest is the one that cries and sniffles without being able to form a decision. I cannot identify with that character at all. but yes, strength in confidence strength in one's own...

Follow the three act structure. it can be used on an arc as well as a full novel

follow the instructions step by step: https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/jays-synopsis-formula-will-work-on-your-novel.2379/

I hope you realize through the comments that the authors who write these never-ending stories have no plan. They just write whatever they feel like until they eventually run out of steam and just drop the story. If someone actually outlines a story it will have an end and it won't go on for...

along with NFT's

@Anon_Y_Mousse Just from this explanation alone means that it's the young people, the kids, and adolescents who will figure out a hack for the system powers and better utilize them. How will they learn it? By Playing. Adults, on the other hand, are OHMYFUGINGGOD They are such BOOOOOMERS when...

Ok, #1 you wrote a dialog list that should be broken up because no one can tell who is talking to who YOU CAN. But I can't. hence dialog tags. ALSO, you're dialog needs sharpening. it's ambiguous from sentence to sentence. my re-writes are below "Perhaps. Perhaps not," The handsome guy said...

oh wow, nice cover :)

But I wonder if a 4D entity could fit his entire body into our limited dimension...or would we lack the right senses to see him/it completely. And, also, it's perception of time. 3D objects only go forward. Can Mr. 4D look at slices of our past? (being up too early at work is fun too :sleep:)

Hi @RootBeerBert, @SailusGebel suggestion is the most correct. If an outline overwhelms it will stall your writing. So to prevent this follow mah advice: 1. Write out a great hook opening with an inciting incident. (one that hooks the reader. PLEASE DO NOT WRITE SOME POINTLESS INFO DUMP...

ARCANE!!!!! @OtakuKen Yes, it's that good.

Swimsuit/beach/BBQ/Fireworks scene. During that time light hearted character growth. You said anime, that's what they do in anime.

Thanks for the chapter