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I thought folks might get a kick out of this. For context, on my other site, my second online home Furaffinity, I do a little roleplay with my furry character, Leilani, once in a while, especially holidays. We "play" like I'm her "Creator" and she interacts with me at times. We do this to...

I'd like to create a new banner for the signature that links to my reading list, so that others can quickly go to my library and check out the books I'm reading and get authors more love. But is there a way to "link" our reading lists like that? I didn't see a way to do that, because the link...

Please inquire through private messages only for full details. I do not want any AI art. I've used enough of it for other book covers, and would like to give real artists a chance. ? Artist located. ? Thanks very much.

I'm serious; if I was still a literary agent, and I saw this book come across my desk, this was going to get a tryout. I don't want to ruin it. Just appreciate the rapid-fire wit that reminds me so much of Douglas Adams, the beautiful combination of "Monsters, Inc,", "Harry Potter", and "My...

It happens, Talented Author. You’re sitting there at the keyboard with a blank look on your face, and nothing’s happening. It’s not Writer’s Block, which is different, but Story Confusion; you’ve got the story ready inside your head, but there’s something holding you back. You want things to...

It's funny that I actually remember mine all these years later, but tell me, former/current D&D playmates, what was your worst fail roll you remember doing? Mine was killing another player with an errant arrow. I let fly a short-bow arrow while we were fighting some kind of creature in a...

The holidays are fast approaching and that means advertisers for products, services, etc. will be a lot more frequent here. We don't have to put up with this, though. I'd like to remind people that you can access the "Lounge" area at any time: https://www.scribblehub.com/the-lounge/ You'll...

Tonight at 8:10 P.M., downtown Cleveland churches will ring their bells 29 times for the lives taken in the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, on a cold autumn night in Lake Superior during a storm, November 10, 1975. The sinking is famously memorialized in Gordon Lightfoot's 1976 ballad, "The...

More than two dozen students at the University of Illinois that were caught cheating using AI for their work were forced by two professors to write apology letters to the Dean of the School. They did. Unfortunately, the apology letters were written by AI. The professors' realized this because...

I just heard from an author here, a very famous one, who has not felt like writing anything lately, because she's not getting feedback at all. She's got thousands of readers and, you know, she rarely gets any comments, or likes, or reviews, or anything. I'd like to take the Readers aside for a...

"Strange Isekai Stories" will take the fantastic and diverse world of isekai all of you love and twist it up into tales of humor, romance, adventure and horror. I've taken some of the classic tropes of the trade, and I'll be writing all-new stories; from your favorite novels, your favorite TV...

To anyone who might need to read this right now: Remember that even if only one person enjoys the content that you create - you are a successful writer. :love: Don't get bogged down in the numbers. how many views you have, or readers you keep, etc. Just keep writing if writing makes you...

This could be fun. It's pretty simple; what's the most valuable thing in your room right now - and by room, I guess I mean within a room-sized vicinity, about 50 feet at most. *^^* Mine is my collection of "Conan the Barbarian: Savage Sword" extra-large comics, of which I have about 75 of, in...

We were watching a creepy and disturbing movie last night called "Pontypool", about a radio broadcasting station reporting on a zombie apocalypse, It's a must-watch for slow-burners. Anyway, the question came up in the movie, "When do you call 911? What is an emergency to you?" Now, let's try...

I'd like to start a thread for people here because I just happened to catch an episode of an old 70s children's show called "Villa Alegre", and they interviewed several kids (who are likely in their 60s and 70s now), and asked what they really like about themselves. I was tearing up a bit...

My housemate and I started a literary agency in 1997, before closing down in 2010. In that span, we were blessed with meeting over 200 authors, reading their manuscripts (for which we required no fee), and then suggesting affordable editing if needed (if not from us, from people we knew in the...

It's called "Something About the Harrisons..." It's not really a creepy story - at least at first, but it's certainly perfect for the Halloween season. A high-powered fox couple new to the neighborhood attend its annual Halloween Block Party - and soon wish they hadn't. Hopefully you enjoy...

I love this otter. I created her in the summer of 2000, nothing special, really, just a South Pacific sea otter of the Polynesian Islands. I didn't expect her to be so popular as time went on, because she's really so plain, but I put a lot of my own self in her, kind, gentle, able to make...

When you're been playing video games since the 70s, you every so often wonder how far games are going to go, I have to admit, this is pretty far. *^^*

On behalf of every author on Scribble Hub, thank you for looking at our work, and hopefully appreciating it. We're here because we want to share our work with others. A reminder that you can also do that, sharing our work with others. If you see a book you really loved, tell others about it...