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I have three ongoing serials and am always developing others, so I think I have some valuable experience here. I'd always had the notion that it's good to work fully on one project then switch to others, like work for a week on Project A, then a week on B, then a month on C, but recently that...

Dang I was too late for this one when the queue is ten stories long so I won't even try, but you should review Isekai Inc. for sure

My preliminary evidence on this site is that daily chapters aren't actually good for all genres... One a day and 5-6 a week is probably optimal for those quick burst action stories, but maybe not as much for non-action, because dang my views have flatlined. On other sites or in general...

I take this as an open invitation to shill Hands Held in the Snow, which has no gender bender, and no protagonists have any yaois or crossdressings or any of that. It is exactly everything you want in a normal romance story, clearly https://www.scribblehub.com/series/128761/hands-held-in-the-snow/

Personally i think posting on many sites is a crutch that can hurt you in the long-term, because if you ever get a story that truly breaks big in popularity, you've fragmented the readership a ton (think if Worm had been crossposted on three sites, for example). In the age of social media this...

Everyone, read this

You gotta read Sleeping Princess, y'all. Also, this Royal Road post has a massive list of queer stories across the web, including some on here and also mangas. The vast majority are GL, though there are also BL and gender bender stories as well since it is all ecnompassing.

A good love interest is a character designed so well that they could be the MC and it would still be a super compelling novel. Imagine yourself writing the story from the love interest's POV in some alternate gaiden book, and design them with that in mind, even if that gaiden book never exists...

I'm really hoping a bunch of people read my GL web novel Hands Held in the Snow. :blob_cookie: https://www.scribblehub.com/series/128761/hands-held-in-the-snow/

Not on Scribble Hub, but Kiss It Better is a bisexual love triangle romance story that is getting pretty popular.

I love getting reviews, both positive and negative. I appreciate even the reviews that are a little bit too short and don't really help readers out, and I appreciate the reviews that are long and detailed and talk about the good and bad parts of the story. Reviews are for the readers, not the...

I gotta agree with Taxouck that it's overambition that can hurt novice writers when they are making their early stories. They have this big grand idea for an epic trilogy of fantasy novels, but then they write, well, novice-level work, and eventually quit about 1/3 of the way through the first...