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Cannibals are usually wild. And aliens can disguise themselves. There's a movie where alien girls crash on Earth. But they were terribly ugly and smelled terrible. At the same time, they had an effect on people's minds and looked like models. Over time, their influence on others weakened, and...

As the academician would say, smell cannot be a verb. There can be any kind of flesh. But the smell can be rotten, "floral", etc.

They ate her. These girls were actually aliens.

Considering some of the ideas of Buddhism, this is exactly what happens. To paraphrase: there is one being who is reborn in all of us. "Don't cry, Hitler is still ahead."

I used to think that it would be interesting to put the reader in the hero's shoes. But in the end, they will run away from your story just like your hero did. All of this can be done with just one scene. If there is a battle to be fought, the hero should sit by the pond and examine their fresh...

Oh, hi. I'm also a be-be-be-beginner writer. I've just started so many times that I'm already st-st-stuttering. Let's say you have a very strange prologue in your book. It's probably normal. But there are events detached from Xvalkken. It's supposed to introduce us to the world, but it doesn't...

Well, they all ate the poor guy.

Thank you. In general, this is an original analysis. The first chapters, of course, need to be revised. As does the entire story. This is my first attempt at writing. However, the analysis I extracted from the neural networks, due to a lack of alternatives, is very different from yours. It is...

The bot cannot fail to respond. ... damn.

I've seen this approach. If you imagine a character reading a book, the main character's diary. At some point, they simply repeat what they've read word for word, and at another point, they provide a summary of what they've read, from the reader. We need context here. Something like:

Once again, no one showed up for the flash mob in yellow and blue T-shirts.

It sounds like "only over my dead body" in a positive way.

It's very rare for popular stories to have no continuation. Rather, they switch to a paid basis, change the platform, or the method of distribution. But even if they don't publish, I'm sure they're still thinking about completing or writing it. On the other hand, I started writing because...

If I forget how my previous story failed, I'll definitely come up with another one. It's like a quantum fluctuation. As soon as a complete vacuum arises, new matter inevitably appears.

It doesn't matter. It's just another topic to skip. It's sad to see how people are waiting for at least some kind of opinion. And they come across ignore. In general, here is my option. It's not abandoned. It's just that I don't post a continuation and I want to do another story - an...

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Human language has proven so pernicious. Not only does it have a ton of rules, but even if you take them all into account, it still turns out crap. And no matter how hard you try, it's pointless. A puzzle in an infinite dimension. Every time you fix one detail, everything else falls apart. And...

I counted in pages. 11 pages, 5,000 words per chapter. I could write two a week, tops. Since then, I've been combing through those scribbles for five years, and the result is four chapters, each containing fifteen hundred words. And there is enough material for another 7 volumes. In fact, a page...

I have a lot of requirements. But I do have preferences. One of them is an interesting, contradictory hero, struggling with his own or societal prejudices, finding himself in an awkward position. And preferably some exploration of the world. But that doesn't mean every such comparison will be...

Still, text is not a computer game. The difference between changing perspectives may be limited to changing from "I" to "HE" rather than the camera's position. However, it is precisely this feeling of changing a character with whom you have been together for a long time that hinders these...