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WITNESS! :love: ? ? Reminds me of the greatest phone scammer basher of all time that I know of. (and I can't remember who he is!) This man is amazing! He uses several voices, and personalities, and techniques that help him not only "scam" the scammers, but hack into their computers, hack...

I really need to work on deadpan humor a bit. I think I'll have a shot with "Hot Singles in Your Area Want EXP!", as they are all single, attractive people and bound to meet up with some hot-looking monster-girls/boys, and other mythological wonders, and laughs will ensue. ? We shall see.

I think this is a brilliant idea, despite the fact we'd never be able to enforce something like this. It's like putting out a large bowl of candy outside with a sign saying "Please take just one piece of candy", and then your bowl is empty in minutes.

If we're being honest, it all looks too AI. *^^*

Thanks again for the inspiration. :love: https://forum.scribblehub.com/posts/589951/

I'm really excited about "Hot Singles in Your Area Want EXP!" It's not posted yet, but I hope it's the most unusual isekai/Dungeons & Dragons adventure you've ever seen. :love: Cover: @Hans.Trondheim

Yes, as @CharlesEBrown also pointed out, "50 shades" was passed off to the media as "Twilight fan-fiction" and people went crazy for it. E.L. had already done Twilight fan-ficition in the past, so she essentially fooled the world and made herself a sensation - by writing a horrible book. As one...

You'll understand the title when you read the synopsis later. *^^*

I'm comfortable saying I think I'm also a better writer than most of the RR authors, and probably the SH ones as well here. I'm not slighting anyone, but a lot of people simply don't pay attention to certain things that harm their stories - bad grammar, imperfect tenses, typos, etc. So, yes...

It's a brilliant concept but certainly not new. "Beauty and the Beast" had the same exactly concept. Beast kidnaps Belle; she's forced to live with him in the hopes he'll find love. same tale, different twist.

Are we speaking of the same book? I'm referring to the concept where a man kidnaps a woman and gives her 365 days to fall in love with him, or he kills her. ?

yeah, I remember an article touting "365 Days" and i thought it was a horrible concept - BUT...it was a NEW concept. The human race is going to do one of two things when it comes to new concepts in literature - read it out of curiosity or shun it out of fear. Those that read it and love it...

good point. *^^* I SHOULD point out E.L.James got her start writing successful "Twilight" fan-fiction, then tried to pass off "50 Shades" as "Twilight" fan-fiction, when "Twilight" was all anyone talked about. (another crappy novel, BTW).

It's actually extremely easy to get on the NY Times best-seller list. Write a book, and then get some clueless shmoo to front you the money to buy approximately 20,000 copies of the book immediately - presto, you're on the list. I'm not kidding. ? ?

I think that's what has me a little skittish too, Moo. I'm really excited about starting these two new books, and in the back of my mind I'm thinking, "Is this something I can commit to long-term if it's a smash-hit?" Excitement for a story can wear off so easily, especially with my zany...

I'd rather be the shark than the whale. ? I wouldn't care if there's people making a ton of money more than I am in the writing game; my aim is to make my mark and stake my own territory. We should all try to be sharks, really. Unless you have kids... ? **** And don't envy those mediocre...

One of the most horribly written books of all time, "50 Shades of Gray", was a multi-level best-seller and spawned two movies. It's not always about the writing anymore, it's who you know. E.L. James' husband is a high-profile marketing genius. And there you go. :sick:

I wondered what your spamming was all about in the Lounge. ? Report the user for theft. They're usually really good about deleting bad accounts.

Exactly what I've started doing. I wasn't happy with the domination of furry works I have on Scribble Hub, and want to branch out into other stories, human, following the brand-genre isekai that people like. The challenge is to make them unique and as good or even better than the "whales" do. ?

Well, I just want to add, I think my artist choice NAILED IT. ? :love: ? ? Also, @Hans.Trondheim must be recognized. RESPECT! ?