Search results

I've been told that progression fantasy is when a character gets stronger throughout the story. I think it is probably some level of a useless term but there are indeed stories where characters don't get stronger...like Superman, I guess...so maybe it's worth something at some level.

I'm Zephyr! Hiya!!! Hobbies/interests: writing, reading (usually nonfiction, honestly, about neurology/psychology/biology), crochet, and video games (I LOVE Frostpunk, currently playing Ixion, Aska, Raft, and doing a multiplayer run of Stardew Valley...depends on the day what I play) Genres...

Girl, you're like pneumonia cuz you take my breath away~ ??

Your alarm didn't wake you up this morning.

How handy, I'm not everyone~ :blob_cookie: *click*

o-o I wanna play

Honestly, the cover is really enticing. Serious eldritch horror vibes. I especially love the detail of the city in the background, on fire. What kind of story are you writing? This makes me want to read it!

I was just having the same problem. Thank you for posting this.

I've been told that 2500-3000 words is the sweet spot for many readers, but also that putting out chapters that are consistently around the same length is more important for readers than the exact length of a chapter. I find when writing that I end up somewhere between 2400-3300 a chapter, which...