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Both. The time spent writing could be used to do other stuff, but it is a needed outlet as well. And I often have mixed feelings about what I write (and frustration that I just can't keep up the needed pace). But it is still, overall, a positive thing.

Just don't go mistaking a pico for a pica, or you might have found a new type of a font of useless knowledge...

No, I think you're the only one who really figured this one out... :D

Um... Strange Awakening was heading this way when I got pulled away from it by real life (including Pocket FM commitments). Was just getting the story out into space - but Kelly was also going to be stuck bouncing around the Multiverse due to an experimental weapon (and a villain believing her...

Quite often stubbornness: if I paid for it, I'm going to try to get through it (so far only failed me on E. R. Eddings The Worm Ouroboros). For free ones, I have to like either the characters or the writing enough to overlook (and usually comment on) technical issues.

I would suggest doing what marketing execs have for years - rather than an arbitrary date, pick a day of the week and release on, say, the first Tuesday in January, regardless of the actual date.

HAD made? Well, it took four passes (with, IIRC, 12 total candidate images) to get one both Pocket FM and I liked for Between Earth and Pyrroth. Took two and six candidates for Digital Cowboy Dane. But that was because they insist on using their own artwork.

And you may find yourself living in a shotgun shack And you may find yourself in another part of the world And you may find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile And you may find yourself in a beautiful house, with a beautiful wife And you may ask yourself, "Well, how did I get here?"

I read about two or three chapters a week, sometimes individually, sometimes in one sitting.

If this is limited to stories actually READ... 50/50 chance that it was 1. Cameron to Candy or 2. I Blinked and Now I'm Famous over the weekend (don't remember which I read last, probably Blinked) or the 3. GrrlPower webstrip on Monday. If this includes ANY story actually read, then it would be...

Fill the gun with plot armor piercing rounds, of course.

So all slop is created equal but may have different seasonings?

Just stumbled on a story on PocketFM where the MC claims to be lazy. He actually did replace a lazy version of himself - Ethan Clark was a scam artist in his first life. In another world, he was the son of two moderately successful ghostbusters; when his parents died, he tried to take over the...

At least they're not gruntled. Gruntled readers are The WORST...

But if the description is on the BOTTOM does that change things?

So you're saying AMC Amber Heard-ed the franchise? From what I managed to see of S2 (liked S1 until they got to the CDC. Never really "felt" it much and got bored in S2), that's about right. I mean. there's a fine line between boring tedium and tense suspense, and to borrow a line from Sam...

No, it's just mid-recovery judging by other sites.

You're asking the wrong question - the trick is NOT to avoid "plot armor" but to try to find ways to make the plot armor as inobvious as possible. If the reader sees it, they may lose interest (though it often takes a while - a lot of people burn out on Batman after a year or so of reading...

"Super Skills" like, oh 'Break the Story" or "Walk Into Room, Kill Everyone but Hostage, and Look Cool While Doing it" should have difficult prerequisites. "To get Break Story you need to have Master Level in Editing. Expert Level in Self Awareness and Master Level in Author Fell Asleep at the...

He'd probably just turn out to be an avatar of Gorka or Morka.