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There are a ton of stories and fanfics dedicated to falling in love with robots and/or AI. I don't think it's an off-putting pairing at all.

Do you ever just...?

Don't worry, one can never ask too many questions~! You don't have to message me privately to reserve your tale, but you can, if using PMs is just easier in general. A tale and a link is indeed all you need to start yourself off~!

When you know what you're trying to write in your head, but actually writing it feels like a cat trying to play the piano. When you think you've written a very intense romantic scene but, when you go back and read it, it turned out they, like, shared a glance for two seconds or something. When...

I mostly just tag people who participated before or said they'd like to~! You'll be pinged in the future now.

Oops! I had the feeling there was someone I was forgetting to tag... :blob_no: Sorry~!

It's hard to say. Last time, most stories were around the 4500 word mark, but we had some stories pushing 10,763 words. SH worked out that the average word count for each entry in the last anthology was 6477.

You need to keep the original story as your guide, so readers should be able to trace the original plot through your adaptation, even if you've changed how and why it happens, or have taken bits out. If you look under "example adaptations" on the rules page, I tried to describe adaptation...

No, it's any fairytale or folktale at all. And you can~! So long as the yuri characters end up with women.

Reservations for Sappho's Spinning Wheel have now closed. Anyone who wishes to participate in the anthology without a reservation is advised to submit their story ASAP, as it will stop accepting submissions as soon as the last reservation is cancelled or fulfilled. For those without a...

Ah, I'm the opposite. I read the tags before I even bother looking at the summary.

BL is definitely a genre. It has its own tropes that are completely set apart from hetero romance, people who go looking for it want to really feel the BL, and the BL will change the entire approach to the plot. Plus its audience is very specific to it.

I guess readers are more likely to click on the novel if the title suggests that they're going to like the contents. These sorts of titles might not be ideal, but they work a little more reliably than traditional titles, where a reader might click and find that the title was the only thing...

They're quite possibly just bad at writing women. Some guys think we're like an alien species and they can never understand us, thus they can't write us well. (Or some think they do understand us and then demonstrate that they don't.) Probably relying on the "women are over-emotional and always...

I've seen a comic author use a dedicated Tumblr account very successfully. She used it to reblog things that matched her story thematically or aesthetically, provide updates for her comic, and answer reader questions. I feel like it would be a lot of work if you weren't very dedicated to that...