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I have used AI for grammar purposes but other than that I write it

Ooooo that sounds so cool!

I didn't realize that haha!. I'll have to read it sometime!

Adult: 1) 2 Kingdoms are at war. A princess and knight from the opposing kingdoms fall in love. 2) A real hardass of a dragon prince imprisons a woman after she accidently stumbles onto his territory 3) After a woman visits Japan she falls ill and dies. She comes back alive in a medieval...

I haven’t come across many books like mine, so it feels different

Thanks so much! It’s nice to know someone else gets it. Cheers to finding those shared interests, no matter where we are!

Thank you so much for all the help you’re giving me! Being from a small southern town, I rarely meet anyone who shares my interests—or the same level of enthusiasm for them!

As I mentioned, I'm still working out the story, so any tips, advice, or constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated! I’d also say some elements are inspired by Free Guy, which adds another layer to the concept.

https://www.scribblehub.com/series/1279927/inkbound-the-puppeteers-strings/ Here’s the link to my idea! I’m still figuring out how the main character will come to terms with everything. Essentially, the author is trying to write a story with someone else as the protagonist, leaving other...

Thank you so much

I know it’s a bit different, so I’m really hoping people will give it a chance! The chapters are intentionally a bit repetitive until Chapter 7, where things start to get a lot more unsettling and unexpected.

Elena Marie Smith lives an ordinary life, unaware that she’s actually a character in a book. Her world, her choices, even her thoughts are dictated by the story’s author—a powerful, unseen antagonist. But as Elena begins to sense something unnatural, small acts of defiance awaken her awareness...

I’m wondering if my story is moving too quickly. I've written introductions for each main character (essentially prologues), and in Chapter 1, they all have a pivotal moment—a realization that they want more out of life. But now I’m unsure how to keep the pacing balanced. Do readers typically...

What are your favorite genres? I’d love to know! Personally, I think romance and fantasy make an incredible combo—the magic of new worlds mixed with unforgettable love stories just hits perfectly every time.

Oh wait that's actually cool! I'm guessing it's inspired from how to train your dragon? Ngl I would go as far as to say it's the BEST movie of all time haha.

ooo that's a great Idea! I'll do something like that instead!

that would make more sense haha. I've got one I'm working on, 'The Relics of Fate Undone.' I'm trying to write a few more to get more people to read my works. hopefully more people follow me so I can do that lol. I could write a draft for one and publish it when I think I have enough followers...

yeah that is true :,)

Yeah that's true, but It could be worth a shot haha

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