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i have never personally seen a story in which people haven't capitalized their i's. That would certainly be annoying though, if i were to see one.

I often have so many things going on in my story at one time that end up linking together in the end, so I'll share my thoughts on this. 1. Always have a checklist somewhere that has all the things that need to be addressed by the end of the story. This can be a scene by scene description, or...

My story fits all of those descriptions except for the non humanoid one, as my mcs are all reincarnated as various beings that are nonhuman. https://www.scribblehub.com/series/122482/undetermined/

Hmm this is a good question. When I approach my villains, I have a lot of variety between good and evil. Most of my 'true villains' are people who are absolutely despicable, by my own standards- but there are still many ways to do this. Here's the deal- some villains are extremely evil, for...

So long as it isn't unreadable grammar, I usually can ignore some awkward wording or basic issues in a story. Now, here's the thing- I feel that there are usually some lines that are supposed to be really epic and built up to, so if bad grammar makes these lines less epic, then that is quite...

My writing schedule is daily. I have a minimum chapter length, and write one chapter a day (Sometimes two if I feel extra motivated.) As far as specifically finishing arcs or volumes, I tend to be relatively lax on that. My opinion is that if I try to rush things then they won't be as good as...

I edit twice. Why? I have 3 chapters which I work on per day. The first is the one in which I write on a given day. The second is the one in which I edit for the first time, which is usually somewhere around 40-50 chapters behind the story's current status. The first edit is for a few reasons-...

I mean this is probably because I don't write as a career, so there is no stress for me, but I have never found any of this 'sadness' that you speak of. I mean, sure there have been times where I felt that my writing quality isn't as good as it used to be, as a matter of fact I tend to think...

Well, my novel's fights.... In the early novel, they were mostly RPG based, with a lot of numbers and rolls, but in the later section of the novel my main characters "outgrew" that type of fighting, because they became so ridiculously overpowered that it didn't even matter. My fights were...

As a reader, do you have any preference as to how far along the story is when you first start it? Do you want to start a story with only 1 chapter released, and then view it ongoing as each chapter gets released, or does this discourage you from reading a story if there is only a single chapter...

Couple of things I do with dialogue 1. Very often, I will have a character go on a rant. And I mean like a rant. Probably about 100-200 words, and this isn't a rarity in my writing. It's usually for a purpose, or to demonstrate a long thought process, but I do this more than I should. 2. I...

Thats what I like to see in readers. Tired of these weak readers who can't handle the release.

I mean, I just sorta did a list that describes my 4 main characters personalities and traits. Whether that's good or not, eh. But it gets my point across.

My structural analysis professor once said: "What are the units?" Student: Negative. Professor: "UNITS, GENIUS!!!!"

Indeed. For my story as well, there have been some things that I planned to happen initially, which I ended up completely changing just because of how things progressed. For example, there were a couple of characters who were originally supposed to die in the end, but I ended up liking them so...

From my perspective, well, at one point in my story I did actually change from 3k word chapters (at a biweekly rate) to 1000 word chapters daily. However, I stopped this for almost this exact reason. With only 1000 words, its entirely possible that someone could read an entire chapter, and...

Do you plan an overarching plot, and fill in the details as you go? Do you try to plan out a set of big scenes, and build up to them? Do you just write one chapter at a time, and see where it takes you? At one point or another in my writing career, I've written using all of these types of...

My entire novel plot is something like this. My main characters, who are all demented and broken in their own way, are given the role of villains in a world, whereas an evil prick is given the role of the hero. To further things, my main characters stick to a very particular set of morals- that...

Well, for my story my world started out being built off a general plot, that is- there was a monster realm and a human realm which are supposedly opposing forces, but from there I made a large map of the world, and have been using that as a guide as my characters explore around it.