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I've grown up as an author in an atmosphere where it's almost impossible to know about the readers' response. At first, it's only the fellow writers and the editor of the periodical I wrote in, who cared to give me a feedback. But I guess slowly a reader base grows up and feedbacks start to sip...

Most of the regular people here are on Nu, too. But there's some real good RP stuff on NU. If you do not find enough people on SH just come to Nu:)

*follows back* :)

I've read the prologue. The first thing that breaks immersion is inconsistent tense. You need to look at it seriously.

Well written, friend!

*follows back* :)

I agree with what you said about breaking the 'rule'. It can only be done only when you have mastered the language and the ability to break rules is the first step towards establishing your unique style of writing.

Let me ask you a question first. Is English your first language? If you are neither an English speaking person nor someone who has taken an intensive course in learning English, then you should probably start by writing stories in your own language. That way you will be able to develop a good...

I write to connect to like minded people. To me, it's just another form of self-expression, like painting and interior decoration.

Hmm...I'll make you the protagonist of this story.

Prompt: A man finds himself time-travelling back in his High school days and finds his childhood friend (who will be his wife in future) hopelessly in love with the most popular guy in the class. He tries to win her at any cost. Will he able to win her affection? Will the future change?

Congrats @Cold_Sun & @mrsimple! Thank you @Alverost!

To say the truth, I never really liked Tempest. It was in my syllabus in Univ. I liked the tragedies more. I had to make character analysis for Miranda and I hate to remember how I did it :)

Ever watched the movie The Forbidden Planet?

That means you like Miranda and Ariel? I like the tragedies more.

Don't worry! No one has the capability of creating a second version of Tempest. It's just a joke. I don't think a lot people here has even read it ever, so it doesn't matter anyway. It's a good prompt. Let's see how the authors turn it into a story:)

The prompt is too similar, so I actually thought you were influenced by it.

You want a second Tempest from us?