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I'm not from the UK :cool: Though I'll admit the holiday was in Ireland. :ROFLMAO:

My story has a cook that's based off the owner of a guest house I stayed in while on holiday. The irl person was the nicest old man I've ever met. Offered to pack me lunch, recommended his favourite walking trails, tried to lend me a scarf when I wanted to go on a walk before breakfast. Then...

I don't like prologues, I usually just skip them. Most of the time they're like a short story set in the same universe, if it's good I'm frustrated because it's short. If it's bad then that's fine, they rarely effect the plot of the main story. I used to read them because I was afraid I'd miss...

Lol, literally came to the forum to ask this. I've just been posting without putting effort into marketing. I thought it would be kinda dead, maybe one day a few people would read it. But it's been doing far better than I expected.

Add mine to the list if you don't feel like you've bitten off more than you can chew. ? https://www.scribblehub.com/series/1894459/starfarer/

I found this really helpful. I've got points from it written on little sticky notes stuck to my screen for when I'm editing.