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I'll let it all out alright

I'd like to thank me, me, and.. oh yes. Me.

Yeah, after finishing two books on WebNovel I stopped the chapter grind so I can produce some quality work. My best ideas now come from watching shows, reading books, or just sitting at work. I ponder for a bit, then I'm ready to write.

Scrivener separates my chapters into sections. Are you gonna squeeze them into one doc for me? yeah, me neither!!! ???

Tough little bro. Why not put an incentive for reviews, like extra chapters? Also, it could be your story is just average. Nothing too good and nothing too bad.

The Academy's Whore (with a British accent) I don't know why it's the first thing that came to mind, but it just did.

You should be the most interested and fascinated with your work. It's your book. I write tons of stuff that I think is super cool that I want to share. I share it by writing to the best of my ability and polishing it to become something I would read. Even if one individual person reads my...

Consistency only matters to your readers. If you regularly post at 10 PM EST, your readers will know when to visit your page. The site has readers from various regions 24/7, so times vary. However, books have a statistics page to use for data inference.

That town is screwed.

I was looking forward to feedback swapping. Seemed like a good idea to make new author friends. The vibes were truly killed by this halbuckery.

I thought you had some revolting or controversial chapters churning out, but you're afraid of some alt character plot? If I have the balls to be postin' what I do, you don't need to worry. Full send it. You got this.

Woow, props to anyone who reads all of this - You truly have the determination and perseverance to become a well-known author.

The only honest reviews you'll find on Web Novel sites have two requirements for the reader. 1) The bandwagon effect of the tag didn't sway the reader. Some of these books are pretty atrocious, but the cult mentality is strong and will glaze the book and mention, like, 1-2 minuscule points...

Just tell those snot-nosed brats how it is. A man and woman fuck ferociously. And when they ask for specifics, instruct them to watch a porno or something. Then write a 500-word essay of said porno (plot, actors, positions, etc.) on your desk by the end of the day. And if they have a single...

Do what you love. I know my horror books with tons of traumatic content and gore will never see wide audiences. It did however get the attention of a horror-game studio who I currently work part-time for (only reason I won't go full is because I love coding and analytics). I don't want to...

Prepare yourselves. I've activated my trump card.

My OCs are a piece of me, so it's nice knowing that readers identify with or enjoy the characteristics I implement into my character. It's like having a friend you never knew you had.

I don't understand the question and feel that you're overthinking the situation. If you aren't writing the main story and busy theory-crafting others, you probably weren't passionate about the initial story in the first place. Drop it. Get the brainstorming out of the way, burn yourself out...

Vampires? Witches? Werewolves? We've already got the Twilight Saga, you HACK. Oh, the angel is new. And the MC is all four? Probably built like an abomination like Kevin 11 post-mutation. And like... did the ?, ?‍♀️, and ?‍♂️ combine their genes in a sperm bank and deliver it into the ?'s...

Expecting my fat ass to actually walk to the doctor. My map only has two locations - my gaming chair and my fridge fym