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I think that it doesn't like me. Truly a sad day.

I've recently noticed that 2 of my longer stories don't have any similar series attached to them. This is particularly strange because early on when I first tarted publishing the stories they did have a similar stories section, but now there's nothing. The themes and contents of the stories...

I didn't even notice the paragraphs were as chunky as they are, thank you.

Hey y'all, I've been on a bit of a editing kick, but I feel like I constantly slamming my head against a brick wall in terms of revisions and edits. Because I will write something give it a gloss over once or twice to fix a thing here and there and then call it a day. My problem is I just don't...

not anymore

Flaws, Soooo many flaws. Make them just real pathetic. But actually usually just a dash of trauma can make a character compelling. The flaw really depends on what the character's arc(if they have one) is.

You're right, I'm a fake Architecture nerd :( The one in Chicago is the John Hancock Center(Very crucial difference). It's a few years older than the one in Boston. The reason it gets confused with the Sears/Willis tower is because they both share the same aesthetic(black steel bracing and the 2...

technically it's the hancock tower. you can differentiate it from the willis/sears tower from the slant of the exterior. the hancock tower has a taper as it gets higher which the willis/sears tower is made up of multiple rectangular "tubes" stitched together.

By gods I think you've done it.

I did and I think it looked a little silly. here it is

I've found what works best for me, is to set myself hard deadlines. I made this account originally to force me to keep writing a story consistently. Setting deadlines helps to solve 2 problems. over editing/analyzing, once that deadline is hit, that's it no more editing just submit and move...

This is for a very weird vampire story that takes place in Chicago. It has a trans main character which is why the one on the right has a trans-flag background. The right image was the original but the left is a more recent iteration I think I like better but who's to say.

Perhaps increase the clarity of the symbol and make the cloud a little less saturated. That to me is the focal point of the cover but currently the title and the cloud draw far too much attention from it.

I really dislike stories that utilize this AI cover art. The actual story may genuinely be great but I just can't bring myself to support people that so casually use AI art for their own work.

I almost exclusively use Obsidian. I love it it makes it so easy to store all of my notes.

Hmm of course. Somehow i'd completely forgotten about that, thank you

So I posted a new chapter for the story I'm writing yesterday and instead of the statistics being blue, it's red. The graph doesn't say why it's red and I was unable to find an answer about this through a brief ask around. Has anyone else seen this and know why it's happening?