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Welcome. I'm also a pretty new member. But it's always good to know others So, how can we access your vault?

I played with ChatGPT a lot because it was one of my biggest concerns that it would get creative and write well-deserved stories. But it showed me time and time that it is not creative as a human mind and certainly, it doesn't understand the different levels of human emotions. Most of my stories...

In the story I published here, I would say the bonus chapter :blob_joy: It's cinematic, dark fantasy, and describes how hell reacts to the coronation. By this one reply, I can already say you're a talented storyteller. You portrayed your story about yourselves really well.

I save them on my PC and also use Outlook as my Story Vault to save my story ideas.

Hmmm that's a hard question to answer. In one story that I already published here, that would be Shay. They have the power to go against God's decree. But that would be Ray in the book series I'm working on for hard copy publishing. He is an emotional masochist initially, but he grows in the...

Normally my side characters take two paths. Either I write some bonus chapters and write short stories about them, or I'm writing a book series and I try to show the surface of my side characters that will have their own stories in the next books in the series. For example, I'm working on a...

Hahaha! Don't we have enough words in our dictionary?! Alright, I give it a shot. Maybe Word Wading? Prose Paralysis? Keyboard Quicksand?? Oh Oh maybe Lietarary Lag if you dab also in programming. What else? Slow-Mo Scribbles since we're on Scribble Hub and just want to have our own language...

Of course. In Hungarian, “Hadak Útja” literally means “Road of the Armies” or “Path of the Warriors” in old legends. It is equivalent to the Milky Way. In ancient Hungarian beliefs, the Milky Way was thought to be the path that warriors’ souls take after death as they ride into the afterlife...

Yeah, I get what you mean. I do it whenever I want to emphasize changing the scenery, the importance of the scene, or sometimes just because I like to remind myself first what's going on. What you are saying is exactly the word count. I did it once just to see how it went because the publisher...

Same here. I read my stories at least twelve times to make sure I have them right. Each time I proofread them, I add not only dashes but lots of camas and even use different formats, for example, using italics for just one word because I wish my readers knew how important that word is. I also...

I only published one story here so far. I started with the first three chapters since my story is short (17800 words) and has only 14 chapters plus one bonus chapter. So I think it depends on how long your story is. But I agree with others that keeping a regular schedule will be beneficial for...

That's a good question. I write long novels, usually book series. The principles are not the same, but I sometimes face the same problem. One book may be longer than others or even be in a completely different genre. Here is what I normally do. I make a list ? I know, typical, right? But hear me...

Here is what comes to my mind: Turkish-Inspired Faction (Cataphracts on Dire Wolves) 1. Bozkır Aslanları (Lions of the Steppe) – A name invoking both power and the vast open plains. 2. Gök Kurtlar (Sky Wolves) – A reference to the legendary Ashina wolf of Turkic mythology. 3. Ateş...

That's an interesting rule. I also do the same since I love to write my character's inner thoughts. Something like: What the actual F*k is happening here or What the hell am I doing here? But I also use them in the dialogues, especially with grumpy or hilarious characters. Sometimes, my...

https://www.scribblehub.com/series/1446738/ashes-and-atonement/ Here is my story. This is about a fallen angel and the Devil himself.

I use them freely whenever they call to me:biggrin_s: But I had some stories that I had to make, such as swears or praises in other worlds. It is pretty daunting. But I managed, I think. But I would also like to read what fun made-up swears or idioms others use.