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Okay, I'll write tomorrow. I'm going to bed now.:sleep: No, I'm not in the mood... :blob_thor: maybe I'll write tomorrow. Not this time, I'm going on vacation. :blob_melt: ...

Provide moral compasses that the characters can hold onto both statically and dynamically as a light in the darkness. https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/who-is-the-moral-compass-in-your-fiction.25275/#post-579082

This thread should be placed in the feedback section so volunteer reviewers can easily find it, dude.

Dude, it's hard for me to explain visually here. You should visit RR once and see how the novels are neatly organized by volume, complete with beautiful covers. In SH, this feature isn't available yet, so I had to create a volume format. For example: Vol 1 Chapter 1: Prologue.

The requested feature is similar to the RR feature for grouping chapters by volume. You upload the a volume cover and then index the chapters by volume. The result is a more organized web novel and makes it easier for readers to read the story by volume.

Interesting is a matter of taste. I preferred the second fiction... it's a thriller. The dynamics of conflict and tension are consistent from beginning to end, which kept me reading until the end of the chapter.

No matter how long or short the writing is... if your writing tells a certain story that has elements of character, worldbuilding, plot and conflict... then that is the minimum standard for being called a story.

I think... for a new novel, it's best to release several chapters (~5 chapters) to make the novel readable as a whole story. After that, you can release chapters regularly. It doesn't need to be many, as long as you release them regularly. Consistently releasing 1-2 chapters per week is better...

I'm just a casual reader... what feedback do you expect? I might be able to write feedback but I'm not sure... what kind of feedback do you need to help your writing? :blob_aww: https://forum.scribblehub.com/threads/what-kind-of-fiction-quality-do-you-want-to-achieve-as-an-author.26632/

If you read scholarly articles about currency, you'll encounter complex technical terms. These experts aren't very friendly to the lay reader. Simply put, currency is simply a medium of exchange for goods and services (products) to address the unequal exchange that occurs in barter...

Hmm... maybe Eldorian. I'm not sure I have a fanbase. But if the logic of the fandom nicknames above is applied, it would be something like that, as the four fictions I've written are indeed written by Eldoria, both as a fictional world and as a fictional narrator.

Your question may be biased and subject to different interpretations in your thread title and explanation. If you ask forum members... the answers may be more representative of the author's answers than SH readers. My suggestion... you should do your own research on popular SH covers. Check...

Currency is one of the most complex yet simple economic logics. Speaking of currency... you need to establish a standard exchange rate. Currency is just empty paper if it has no product value. It is just a medium of exchange for the exchange and distribution of goods and services equally. If...

My fiction isn't popular... and probably never will be. But let's imagine a popular scenario... Readers might call me a nobledark mommy author. Memories of Marry and her little daughter, Caelan, might live on in readers' minds. Fandoms are rife. Fans are theorizing... about Marry's...

Misspelling names is humane. Correcting spelling of names is humane.