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That could have been an accident. I've re-read chapters before and accidentally un-favorited at the end. I always (hopefully) catch myself and re-favorite, but that is a thing that happens.

I don't accept donations but if I did, yeah, I could see that being better.

TFW you can see that someone is reading your entire novel all in one go without stopping, and giving you favorites on every chapter, and just for one day you can stop agonizing over having no readers. It's just the best, isn't it?

Might I interest you in one that is two chapters away from being finished? That's A Drink Before The War, there in my sig. Despite how things start out, the actual romance is a slow burn through an antagonistic relationship.

All of this. Examples of effective prologues include murder mysteries where the murder happens in a prologue, then ch. 1 introduces the MC detective, or monster of the week shows that open on said monster committing monstrosity before cutting to MC having a life before hearing about the hot...

Because she's trying to get between him and his future husband. (You might be reading different ones than me, though...)

IDK, I think they should read Bunnicula to the grandkids. https://www.goodreads.com/series/43326-bunnicula

Well, you know what else bunnies are known for...

And can the bunny also be a vampire?

I personally don't see anything wrong with that, but I'm not an authority. If you want a definitive answer, try asking about this in the Scribblehub Discussion section.

I don't believe that's possible, but if there's a problem with your thread, I think you can report it to the mods and ask them about fixing it. Click where it says "report" at the bottom of your original post.

No problem, and welcome to SH!

Go to your dashboard, click either edit or stats under your story (they both go more or less the same place), click table of contents, click the ... on the right of your chapter, choose edit

Yeah, I get that. Language is an ever-evolving organism. My main issue is that, aside from having one of my most accurate genre labels rendered unusable to me, straight-up pornography is technically not allowed here according to the content guidelines, so I don't know why we'd have a whole genre...

When we create a story, we're asked to choose a main genre, but then that doesn't seem to be used or publicly displayed anywhere. Making public use of it would make finding desired stories so much easier. As an example, if I want to read an actual Romance story with a main focus on the romance...

So, as you can see from answers you've gotten today, including in Corty's additon to his guide, everyone has their own ideas of what a genre label means that often differ from the official definitions. My advice to you in choosing your labels is to pick what feels right to you, and if you think...

There is a definition of each genre on its listing page, but it's hidden in a dropdown next to the genre title, and no one ever reads them. Everyone just makes up whatever they think the definition should be. As an example, here is the definition for smut: Erotic work of fiction that’s mainly...