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I hate when I come up with a new idea for the book I'm writing, but for it to make sense I have to introduce it earlier in the story. So I go back, find the perfect spot to insert a new chapter to plant the seed for what's going to happen later, and then...oh, right. I just completely screwed up...

When you're reading a fight scene, what's the most important ingredient when it comes to making it satisfying and memorable? For me, it's movement. This is probably my inner Fanderson talking, but the more the characters are able to move around, and the more ways they have of moving around, the...

I'm still looking for beta readers, since hardly anyone who volunteered actually gave me any feedback.

I never said anything about quitting

Where are you seeing this? I have eight followers, and my stories average less than ten views per chapter and no votes.

I do?

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So? That's because it's not relevant to the story.

Feet

The front entrance is guarded, but the church itself is massive. It's described as looking like a stereotypical earth church, but blown up to ridiculous proportions. So while it's not exactly stealthy, there's more than enough space for her to do this without alerting the guards.

This one. It's a spell contained inside the bead. Break it, and it releases a gust of wind going straight up that's strong enough to shoot an adult person off the ground like one of those human cannonballs. Each gust of wind is technically strong enough to reach all the way to the top of the...

That's not what it said. It says that each bead shoots her upwards roughly 100 feet, and she falls approximately a third of that distance while waiting for the next gust of wind. Why? It says that each bead has the power to take her all the way to the top of the wall. They just stop working too...

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Not really a horror movie, but I always watch Over the Garden Wall every October. I don't really know what else I'm going to watch. I only know of one good horror movie that's come out this year, and that's Weapons, so I might pick that up on DVD when it comes out later this month. Other than...

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I figured. I haven't seen it.

I sometimes help a certain game critic out by writing reviews for games he's not interested in. I've written him a review of Phasmophobia, so I'm trying to get him to post it.

How do I get in on this? I'm ghostwriting a novel for someone (maybe "co-author" is the better word since both of our names will be on the cover) and while he's being more than generous with his payments, this is still very much a side gig. I used to think I'd never sell out like that, but that...

As long as the writer knows upfront that their name isn't going to be on the cover, and they're fairly compensated for their work, then there's no harm to it.