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I dabble a lot in the genres. - Parallel universe crossing beings that almost look human studied by a college sociology course. - 9 to 5 workers at a store which sells nanite augmented products. - A strange world that might be a simulation. - A young man who takes care of his deceased...

I have a story that features three main protagonists who are shifted between POV wise. An earlier part of it also has a main timeline and an alternate timeline with different experiences for the main character.

I got one of those https://www.scribblehub.com/series/116664/anime-girls-from-another-world/ And a story I’ll be starting soon includes characters like these and I have a lot here and there. PS - How do you get links to preview? I can’t seem to do it :/

This posting has prompted a lot of discussion in my writing group. Some of us definitely disagree with the methodology but the clarifications about where and when it’s used are critical. But I wanted to thank you for providing this because even though it feels like I sometimes take the wrong...

The note about making sure to exactly reschedule things you edited which had a schedule already is crucial. I’ve actually run into this issue several times where I neglect that one element when making a last minute adjustment before release. Furthermore, it’s really hard to do on mobile...

Some spirit entities crave to become more human. Spirits in particular can wield great energies to alter the nature of reality. The magic system is tied to potent emotions. Singing joyously can manipulate the golden strands of existence. Speaking truly can draw in and send away dangerous...

This makes me wonder about stories where people see fully 3D shadow people. Perhaps they’re not actually seeing a person who has a shadow but they’re seeing a shadow of someone from a higher dimension as well as they can perceive them.

Main character locked herself in a bathroom and played with a flashlight.

Yep people like to be able to see themselves as the protagonist. Think of it as writing a character for D&D but they have a very slight personality which you can put your own into. So far as character creation, I have some issues there socially but what I would recommend best is to look into...

I really like the way light novels do art in a book especially, when it’s a pivotal or emotional moment.

There’s a few things I like to try when a story gets a certain issue. I either jump ahead to the part that I really want to do in the story or I blow things up to break the status quo.

That’s perfectly fine, I’ve used that same website for a large majority of my covers and I still haven’t managed to get them to look as good as that. It’s really good stuff.

The sink I like to use is draining slowly and I need to find some cleaner for it there’s a lot of gross hair from my long hair I need to clean out probably. Hopefully I can turn this into a win. I did tidy up my fridge at least.

I got all my shopping at Costco, Walmart, and other places done and I discovered a super cool AI voice generation cloning thing. I’d call that a win. This week I only need to write 7500 words for the upcoming stories

It looks absolutely professional. That’s freaking amazing

I tend to imagine this sort of thing a lot but most of my characters are not super horny. Or at least they’re horny but shy

You should always have a plan to kill everyone you meet and everyone you imagine.

https://wordcounter.net/ This has settings to allow you to see how many unique words are used in a text. Is that what you mean?

2550. That’s where my average lately has settled and that’s what I always aim to shoot for. Getting over 3000 is occasional and entertaining but getting beyond 3000 feels like a little too much, especially for rapid editing. If I get closer to 2300 or thereabouts than that’s fine but that’s as...