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Generally speaking, the layout is way more pleasing than Wattpad. I can deal with some ... other differences so long as the website in and of itself isn't so buggy that it's practically unuseable. With that in mind, I may be venturing into another path eventually: one of them is graphic novels...

For future reference, I can't fix anything if it's to vague to discern anything being said.

Generally first person, Uploaded Fairy had been the exception, before this new rewrite.

This depends on the story, but generally I had tended to do a seven point structure per chapter; the reasoning behind it is I tended to do a bunch of short stories that built toward a novella. ( Especially in children's books. ) These days I fly by the seat of my pants though, mostly because...

It something how many issues you find when you rewrite it again after a while: having to rearrange the order of some events.

The Hounds Of Hell sounds awesome. Reminds me of the stuff I read as a teenager.

Yea when I was sketching these, I had to ramp up the volume size a little bit to make sure it's visible.

At least now I know what to pursue, art wise.

Ah I wonder if that's why I got a mixed reception in LitRPG circles? I was doing poorly, until I drew a cover with a MC in it, but not necessarily a soon from the book. In my specific case, I'm kind of wanting to imply the dystopian setting through run down furniture. Think less The Scrapyard...

Wow this is brilliant, maybe that way we can avoid artificially inflating our read counts.

These are quite amazing!

Any Brandon Sanderson book, I'm open to recommendations. Possibly Frank Hubert's Dune as well.

You're going to go far someday with this style!

Nah I meant as an example of something that's verse instead of poetry. I don't specifically do verse novels myself. But yes the poetry audience here should absolutely be nurtured. Edited to make the clarification. I don't write verse novels.:P Not to say I wouldn't do that, but I haven't done...

These are absolutely gorgeous man! Color me envious.

What do you emphasize the most when it comes to designing them? Character, themes, setting? Currently the art I have up is placeholder until I can figure out what would best represent my work. Generally statements like "you should have cover art that represents your genre" aren't super useful...

From Uploaded Fairy Chapter 19: "Another drink for me!" "Wait are you sure, what about tonight?" "That will be a ways later, I want to get used to not having a sore throat for a while. I still need training to properly do it."

Went ahead and took a chance then. Word of heads up though: you might notice a difference between my short fiction written after I got back into poetry, and my short fiction where I hadn't done poetry in a few years. I very recently got back into it. ( Specifically, after I gave up writing...

While I still write novellas and novelettes every now and then, I actually do more poetry. Aside from verse novels that I've seen others do in some places ( there is a whole technical thing about the difference between verse and poetry ), is there an audience here? Or is that just something I...

Thanks, that sounds way more awesome.