Thank You - The Adventum Contest

[wawanaoki]

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to give a shoutout to The Adventum Contest since I was able to complete my 1st novel, Isekaied Player 1, as a result of joining it.

Thank You!

As a closet writer this was a big change for me. I joined the contest to see if I could write 40k words, hit the three main themes and enjoy writing it. I was surprised that I could write that many cohesive words while having fun with it. Without the contest, I'm not sure when and if I would ever dedicate the time and energy needed to write 60k words and let the public read it. Though the story did not get that many views, I was fine with it since I reached my goals. On the plus side, some readers did complete all of it and asked me if I plan to continue with the story after the contest. I plan to continue, but only after taking a break since I need it. The writing and release pace has been too hectic.

I hope my expression of gratitude can help to motivate other unsure writers, like myself, to try to join similar contests in the future since the community around here is usually supportive and helpful.

Once again, Thank You.

Wawanaoki
ara'teri writer

Isekaied Player 1

What would an ordinary gamer from southern California do if he ended up isekiaed into another world? A world where his modern scientific knowledge was useless and only his love for video games, anime, sci-fi/fantasy stories and engineering were the only reliable tools he could use to help him...

www.scribblehub.com

 

[Assurbanipal_II]

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to give a shoutout to The Adventum Contest since I was able to complete my 1st novel, Isekaied Player 1, as a result of joining it.

Thank You!

As a closet writer this was a big change for me. I joined the contest to see if I could write 40k words, hit the three main themes and enjoy writing it. I was surprised that I could write that many cohesive words while having fun with it. Without the contest, I'm not sure when and if I would ever dedicate the time and energy needed to write 60k words and let the public read it. Though the story did not get that many views, I was fine with it since I reached my goals. On the plus side, some readers did complete all of it and asked me if I plan to continue with the story after the contest. I plan to continue, but only after taking a break since I need it. The writing and release pace has been too hectic.

I hope my expression of gratitude can help to motivate other unsure writers, like myself, to try to join similar contests in the future since the community around here is usually supportive and helpful.

Once again, Thank You.

Wawanaoki

Isekaied Player 1

What would an ordinary gamer from southern California do if he ended up isekiaed into another world? A world where his modern scientific knowledge was useless and only his love for video games, anime, sci-fi/fantasy stories and engineering were the only reliable tools he could use to help him...

www.scribblehub.com

To be honest, I am curious who wins the entire thing. I contemplated joining, but the topics didn't suit my novel I was writing.

 

[Mihou]

Congratulations on ending your series, I might be following you soon in the far future, who knows? But still, congratulations on ending your series! I hope you will enjoy your well-deserved rest and wish to see you in the community again!

 

[Saileri]

Gratz! Glad to hear you had fun writing and it wasn't just out of obligation to push through! Writing can be lots of fun when you go with your own pace. Hope you'll have fun in the future too! And good luck with your works.

 

[Nahrenne]

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to give a shoutout to The Adventum Contest since I was able to complete my 1st novel, Isekaied Player 1, as a result of joining it.

Thank You!

As a closet writer this was a big change for me. I joined the contest to see if I could write 40k words, hit the three main themes and enjoy writing it. I was surprised that I could write that many cohesive words while having fun with it. Without the contest, I'm not sure when and if I would ever dedicate the time and energy needed to write 60k words and let the public read it. Though the story did not get that many views, I was fine with it since I reached my goals. On the plus side, some readers did complete all of it and asked me if I plan to continue with the story after the contest. I plan to continue, but only after taking a break since I need it. The writing and release pace has been too hectic.

I hope my expression of gratitude can help to motivate other unsure writers, like myself, to try to join similar contests in the future since the community around here is usually supportive and helpful.

Once again, Thank You.

Wawanaoki
ara'teri writer

Isekaied Player 1

What would an ordinary gamer from southern California do if he ended up isekiaed into another world? A world where his modern scientific knowledge was useless and only his love for video games, anime, sci-fi/fantasy stories and engineering were the only reliable tools he could use to help him...

www.scribblehub.com

Congrats on finishing your story!
\o/
I'm glad you had fun with it and managed to reach your writing goals through this contest.
Feel proud for your achievement, and may you grow even more as a writer!
*huggles you lots and lots*

\(^o^)/

X

 

[CautiousTitan]

Gotta love stories like this! Good to hear you finished your novel!

 

[atgongumerki]

Congratulations!!

I am curious (but don't know how to formulate this question without sounding like an ass):
Is there a reason you did not tag the novel as "completed"?

 

[wawanaoki]

I'm working on the second novel (continuation), so I just added the next chapter to this one to make it flow naturally.

 

[Mihou]

Here I am, after my entry has finally been completed. What a journey!