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Currently I like the idea of my next novel being about an inquisitor in a litrpg like world. He'd be very fanatical with a kill-all-the-heretics mindset. Of course, by the time I actually get to writing that novel in the next decade or two I might change my mind, because a large part of me...

In the past 7 days I have a total of 8 from the US. And that's it.

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When I think about self-insert, I specifically think about self-insert wish fulfilment. I know what the wish fulfilment part looks like, but I don't know what the self- insert part looks like. Huh.

No. But I mostly read comedies so it might be more of a genre thing than your synopsis being bad.

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Is the start of Re: Zero actually generic though? I think it has a pretty original premise and execution. You seem to be implying that anyone who writes a revenge isekai power fantasy novel makes a deliberate choice to sabotage themselves with poorly written prose, worldbuilding. and characters.

Well, you learn something new...

Over the three years I've been writing, I work out my average to be approximately 62000/(3*365) = 55 words per day. On a really good day I can get about 600 words written max.

Clothes. She's lacking clothes.

I don't see why we would necessarily treat them any different than a 'non-moral' antagonist. Every villain is just in their own eyes, so I don't see why a more relatable one would deserve it's own special category of villainy. The only difference is that you, as an author, are more likely to...

I lack the skill to give any tips, but the hair is nicely done!

This is correct. It is necessary for a product to serve it's purpose as a product. But this I do not agree with, and it doesn't strictly follow from the former. If, hypothetically, the spoon is made by some machine that is powered by the sacrifices of firstborn sons offered unto it every...

But is this thread closed? Is it really? I've always found this perspective to be ugly. The love of money is the root of all evil, after all. Maybe you need to rethink your opinion on this. I'm sure given a few minutes you could come up with concrete examples of why the method matters.

I'm somewhat confused with the idea of a trilogy having different genres from one another entirely. Is there an example of a series where this is the case?

Yes.