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Hey bring some pamphlets, you never know (Excuse me, do you have a minute to talk about Futas?) The one above lacks opposable thumbs, and is sadly therefore unable to hold the pen of any historical luminary

The one above spends his free time in an elevator at the local office building, looking for opportunities to socialise during the rides

The one above me was the result of @Anonjohn20 s failed attempt to make a futa goat

I'd imagine its less dramatic than you think. Likely they just bounced off enough to not read for a week or two. Then, when they did some housekeeping of their folders they thought 'meh I'm probably done with that' and shifted it out into the dropped pile. You might get one or two helpful...

The mad specter leered as she tore into Richard once more, half-torn pages fluttering lifelessly to the floor like so many discarded butterfly wings. "Next, my pretty, I'll have your indexes!"

The one above me has found an excellent outlet, Wagyu Inc, offering the most delicious nutrient dense cow-feed absolutely free of charge!

Strange, I got Rising Author a couple of weeks ago, and only got my first scammer this week

Holly, I guess. All she has to do is go to college and play soccer. Being anyone from one of my fantasy adventure stories would be terrifying.

TBF the 'fix' I cited was basically to emphasise the horror elements. I just needed to work it out.

I remember at some point last year I tried to start off an adventure with a pyramid tomb raid, featuring an epic battle with a giant scarab beetle. The worst choice of a monster I could have made! Insects, you see, don't react in any sort of way that could be narratively interesting. They don't...

I think Eldoria would be the kindly hostess. Tempokai is likely on the house mic roasting people. Envy's just chilling with an iced blood margarita. Two dozen random newbies showing up out of nowhere asking for feedback on hastily-monitised AI stories and the rest of us just huddled in a corner...

I'd say the opposite actually. The writers with the strongest reputations tend to have the most distinct voices - You can recognise a paragraph of Rowling, Tolkien or Clarke instantly. Its when you start dropping into the lower end shelf-fillers that the style begins to be flattened and...

I suppose one distinction that could be developed is that there is an objectively correct way to spell something (by convention). It makes more sense to delegate that out to a minion. Art and creativity isn't about adherence to a rule, but about expressing yourself. So once you start delegating...

Build billions of robots and clones that their doctrine forbids them from matching. Capture one of their fighters and upload ChatGPT to the system. Wait until they become addicted and start forming secret heretical cults to send smutty AI slop to each other.

“In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.”

There was one released last year. 'Long Live Evil', but in my view the writer didn't lean into the evil very strongly, and the book itself is quite mid. Outside of Isekai, the Prince of Thorns trilogy by Mark Lawrence is famous for having a sociopathic protag, and on Scribblehub the 'Empress of...

I struggle with giving characters like-ability beats, jokes, flirtations etc; especially as they usually don't further the story in the same way as most other dialogue. Often, if I can't think of anything fun for them to say, a good fall-back is having them offer the main character a tasty snack...

I've bounced off Oblivion, I think 3 times, over the years. But this year I bought the remastered edition so perhaps fourth time will be the charm!

Yes its pretty normal, especially since you don't have that many views. The general stats seem pretty positive though, your 'view to favourite' ratio is brilliant, as is your reader retention, so you might be fitting more the profile of a hidden gem thats going under the radar.