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Dang, that reminds me I have an old stuff that I might never use in an archive of things written in my teens which I will never use but there are some western crime thrillers, a medical one, and a supernatural one and I have an idea for a something along those same lines.

All of it. 1000 words an hour is fine then editing it tends to take roughly half that time.

Write more.

Anything but mfing horror.

Just keep chucking words into the abyss until it chokes and the pile is higher enough to be a positive.

My backlog has 500 chapters that just need to be edited and arranged for publication. I need to set some aside for a Patreon or something. New stuff I come up with either gets one a week made ahead or five for the week. Depending on my ability to get them out.

As tempting as this is I haven't finished my last two tales for contests properly heh. Might sit this one out.

I have a mild form Aphantasia which requires me to be rooted in extensive stock images to help me convey things. Sounds and words are clearer to me. When I have a rare dream with in depth visual elements it is really helpful for fuel but otherwise I have large problems with original or vivid...

It depends on how much of the author you interpret as reflecting through the work. For instance, I just finished up a story with AI inside peoples heads. Like an episode of Black Mirror, real world politics and allusions to them are inescapable. Now the best kind of works have those elements but...

Yeah, I also deleted all copies of it. briefly existed online and so far as I knowand I’ve looked for it, it can’t be found in any archives and I certainly don’t have it either. It involved a creepy serial killer and the way that he was punished. I tend to vacillate between thinking that it was...

Seat of my pants the whole way. That’s not entirely true though but it feels like it. For instance I have a long-term story which I’m finishing up about a girl in high school whose presence transforms those around her unintentionally, that one I’ve known the ending to it for several years but...

I can confirm, whatever was happening before has now been fixed. Can you say what it was? I was puzzling over it for quite a while.

I got the same result. I used plain text and added the <p> as a paste with an HTML editor. It worked great in the HTML editor but fell apart in the ScribbleHub editor. The SH editor even notes the P.

Alright, I'll see if that works.

I just updated Firefox and logged in like that and it still blanks the spaces. I even tried using your above comment as a paste. And adding it to the document still wipes the spaces when I save the draft. The only fix that works is adding an extra spacebar space between paragraphs.

I prefer setting my paragraph spaces with enter but I'm bewildered why enter by itself isn't working for me and I need to add a space to preserve the formatting. I actually found I tend to tab down to add paragraphs so that seems to be why my previous stuff didn't lose the formatting. But I've...

PS - I found a weird fix whereby I do a single space on every blank line. It saves the line breaks but I'm not sure why. I never needed to do that before. Title <space> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog <space> More text Otherwise it becomes Title The quick brown... More text

Fully updated Google Chrome. Is this what you mean? For instance, when I type a new paragraph in here I can just create new paragraph with a Shift-Enter. Does that not work on the client anymore? Because it doesn't save anything when I enter text into it. It used to work perfectly from even...

I never had a problem with spacing till the beginning of this week. No matter what the text was, I would just add or adjust spaces and they would stay. MS Word subscription edition 365. Again, I also tested it by only entering text using the writing client on the site and tried to make...