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Why do these people enter the forum area? They usually just flood the novel's comment sections.

Have you ever wanted to kill off a character? However, the narrative allowed the character to develop organically, and then you felt sorry for her/him and thought, "This character didn't deserve to die like that." Finally, you decided against killing her/him, at least for now.

Here, changing the cover takes a few hours to a day to approve. Well, that's not bad. I've seen other sites take up to months just to change the cover.

Well, covers are a secret weapon for attracting new readers. Only change your cover if you feel your fiction isn't selling well! Conversely, don't take down a cover that's proven to sell well.

Well, the answer depends on how you define a good book. Literally, a good (fiction) book is one with thematic depth, an original premise, human and complex characters, an unpredictable plot and conflict with few (or no) plot holes, and vivid worldbuilding. However, from the perspective of...

Well, I misunderstood... I get your point.

Dating apps are the last option I would choose for making friends. Why? Because friendships that are initially intended are usually insincere. They will project their best features onto their acquaintances, instead of showing themselves as they truly are. Therefore, such friendships can feel...

I'm glad you're safe. Well, a real criminal is scarier than any ghost. Ghosts only make our hair stand on end, while criminals can kill without mercy.

Narrating life experiences into bedtime stories for children may be a good medium for educating children while strengthening the relationship between parents and their children.

You are free to share any horror experience, anytime.

You're forgetting one fundamental thing... the most members of the forum are authors, not just casual readers. So if you're looking for answers that represent the opinions of casual readers (who dominate fiction readers), your vote will certainly be biased. My suggestion: instead of voting on...

Well, I don't limit horror experiences to anything. Supernatural phenomena, near-death experiences, sudden danger—horror (feeling scared) can come from anywhere.

Direct speech (not audible). Many folktales, legends, and myths are passed down directly to audiences from generation to generation. Elders often tell fiction to the younger generation around campfires, at home, or simply as bedtime stories. The result? These fictions are not forgotten and even...

Well, I just adapt to the situation.

Horror Experiences Horror experiences are subjective. I'm not trying to analyze them objectively. I just want to share and hear your horror experiences. You're free to share them here, whether others claim them or just you. What about you? What horror experiences have you ever had?

People tremble, shiver, fear, and think of omens just by hearing an owl or a crow at night. To me, it's a beautiful nighttime melody... a sign of nature's health. When else can I enjoy the night accompanied by the sounds of nature?