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I wipe my nose with that old paper, put back in an envelope with an added note to my brother. " Stop with these practical jokes. Get a real job, you little shit. - Signed, Your very practical sister"

Tell it to behave like a goodreads user towards your story. If you like it on hard mode. Source. Made me take one month away from a single chapter review.

Please can we stop talking about my ignominy? :blob_no:

OMG, more than 4 years in SH and just learned about this link.

I am really afraid to ask, but hey, but with my calvados infused courage, what is "The Lounge"?

Hallie would have spiked the drink with her ADHD medication. True chaotic neutral at its finest.

It's okay to talk yourself in public It's okay to also argue with yourself in public. It's only bad when you lose that argument.

I finish my stories to start new ones. Not sure if my method applies to others, but I usually have some floating idea. When one consolidates into a tangible form, I write the first few chapters, then one of the MCs will make a cameo in my current story. So that is my motivation to finish the...

More than the fight, it's the tension and build before the fight that matters. Imagine two gunslingers, squaring against each other. The fights are quick. Immediate. Definitive, but the moments before the fight. The stance. The silence of a graveyard. The exchange of glances, insults traded...

I have to agree with every point from FRWriter. When I checked your profile, I was blasted with the 1*ratings spree. Your post, looks like the cry of an entitled petulant child who screamed because they didn't receive the new iPhone for Christmas. Look mommy, I punched the wimpy kid ten times...

Look, I read Henry Rider, you might remember me from the comments I gave. This is my humble toss. Directly addressing the reader, given Henry's quirk, and personality, is very appropriate. That's exactly what she would do. I believe professional agents have a different metric, the kind that...

This is a key advice. Apart from genre and tropes, the tone of the story contributes a lot to reader engagement in online platforms.

I am more of a words and stories person than Youtube. Probably why I missed

Oh hey, I thought you fell into a hole in the ground or something and disappeared. Welcome back.

Actually, I got some rather interesting comments. So right from second chapter I have been tossing tidbits, inconsistencies in narration, where several characters' action and words do not correlate. But still my readers are hung on MC being a very reliable narrator -- also self-inserting played...

Oh this one is fun. My MC is the antagonist. I have been dropping clues but my readers are very trusting of their own instincts.

Why go harem when you can go polycule? Maybe I am that person, who hates harem but accepts polycule. As someone mentioned in the thread above, for me harem is toxic and unhealthy. Polycule involves sharing.

Am I the only one who paused at this statement and asked which one? I mean we are, after all, smuthub. Please, please, tell me, I am not alone.

My first story was a conflict between a mother and her daughter and the event that kept widening the rift between them. It was received as one would expect from such a theme. I wasn't disappointed since I knew my target audience won't be in scribblehub or in any online web platform. I had one or...

I wrote one, but didn't get much reader traction. Wrote one story about a boy forcefemmed by his mom and the reader engagement skyrocketed. So that's your answer there. Also, this comes from a place of genuine well-wishes, I would love to see more representation So I am cheering for your story.