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Cool. Working on a Sage Coalition character. Just need to finish the character overview, should have it done by tomorrow.

If there's still a spot open, I'm interested. But I'll need some time to polish my character before submitting

Thanks for the input, you guys have given me a lot to think about. I'm going to take a step back and go through all my notes and rework stuff to see what kind of structure best fits the kind of story I'm trying to tell.

That's one of the things I'm worried about, I know a lot of people dislike non-liner stories because they can get convoluted and are (often intentionally) difficult to understand. I don't want readers to drop the story because of something like that.

I'm currently working on a story, I have all the arcs planned out from beginning to end but don't know in what order I want to present them. I was wondering what you guys preferred, a linear story or non-linear. To be a little more specific, the story is about a supernatural being in modern day...

Never write again, because he probably called it utter trash unfit to be read by anyone. Then cry when in his next game there's a torture scene where the prisoner is forced to read my novel, inducing convulsions and causing him to froth at the mouth, ultimately leading to his death. All this...

Honestly, the whole point of there being themes is to challenge participants to write something they normally wouldn't. Otherwise, what's the point of even having themes?

I second "No litrpg/ecchi/isekai/smut/transmigrated/reincarnated tags." While there's nothing necessarily wrong with these kind of stories, I tend to see them a lot on here. And I think a contest is a good way to encourage people to diversify their writing. I really like the idea of horror...