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Most would be instrumentals, custom crafted to the story, but I think, if we could get permission, David Bowie's "Changes" would be the theme for Strange Awakening, playing in the background as they wake up for the first time. Oh, if I can ever find the files (or just decide to restart it - was...

The two types are: Deluded Person Who Thinks He's the Good Guy or Pure Sociopath? I guess... I prefer the earlier versions of Thanos though - the one who claims he saw the Face of Death, and she was the most beautiful and desirable creature in existence. He decided to get her attention, he had...

Gojirasaurus.

I always hope it does but expect it won't. Working two (or more) part time jobs can have a very similar (and less rewarding, but generally less expensive) effect.

Kind of makes that erector set I played with as a kid seem a bit disturbing...

No, we are only in this together if the writer and artist start out working with each other to create the best product possible - and then both should get money when it sells. Sadly, there are no guarantees of sales, and sometimes the author doesn't have a choice (Pocket FM insists on using...

I have a story that never got far enough along to post where the MC flat out lies to ... just about everyone, including the reader. He's very unreliable... but also basically a good person, aside from some serious issues with truth...

I've heard its brilliant (and Peter S. Beagle - the guy who wrote The Last Unicorn - wrote something called I See By My Jacket that is sometimes compared to that by critics; not a father-son thing, but a good story about his life on a motorcycle; I've never read Zen and...)

It always seemed like Victor Frankenstein had the right idea, but then he rejected his new friend, and it decided he was a bad father, not a faithless friend, and set out to ruin his life.

The only useful constructive criticism in this case is: "Reduce your reliance on AI. Until you do that, nothing I say will be of use to you."

Moot question as the picture is not an active link... :devilish:

Not EXACTLY. What it does do is give you something else to work on when just not in the mood to focus on that story, but to keep writing. In the essay at the end of one of his Xanth novels, writer Piers Anthony once stated that he keeps several open stories on his word processor. If he hasn't...

Apparently I accidentally included a few, or something. Or maybe thought I would be taking a story one way when the characters took it another, and it wound up ranking in the "abandoned" path.

I was generally more amused by the stuff I managed to rank in - sometimes I have no clue how I wound up in that category.

The one "tougher than a Sherman tank" (according to a creature that should not know what a Sherman Tank was), the one that is based on an illusionist, the one created for Second Edition, or the watered down version from 3e+?

Man lives in the sunlit world of what he believes to be reality. But, unseen by most, there is another side, just as real but not as brightly lit. Tales from the Dimside...

Since you plan to release it through KU eventually, yeah, it's gone past the limit as stated above. You really should only go longer than that if you are releasing it as serial fiction (and even then, longer works tend to be broken up into "books" of a set length, much like J. R. R. Tolkien did...

Wait, scratch that. I know I have no class. Er... tend to play classless...

Never seen nobeldark except in gaming. Would probably prefer it but have no real examples to call upon.

You hire up-and-coming writers to do most of your thinking and half of your writing for you.