Taris
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Re: The use of AI for organization is considered the same as the use of AI for generation.
I switched to Obsidian recently. I kept all my notes in text files previously, and the notes for my new book (not part of the fan-fic series I'm currently publishing) exceeded any reasonable scale. (...)
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Re: The writing you've been taught
I can't even tell whether that's an insult or not, since I don't recognize most of those "accents." xD That's what you get when one's primary sources of the English Experience were an Aussie and a Scotsman. (...)
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Re: The writing you've been taught
The English I was taught? Hmm, that would be formal British English from school Ah that, too. Ya wou'na loike tha English I wuz taut moyt, cuz o' them weerd ack-sents.
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Re: The writing you've been taught
If you don't start over, you'll only make ground cars. But if you do, you can make flying cars That's not how it works. Attempts at making "flying cars" come from trying to emphasize form over function (...)
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Re: Readers giving me no input is DRIVING ME CRAZY!
Check's page Looks at page count YOU POSTED 722 PAGES WORTH OF FICTION IN 9 DAYS? I see that AI-Assisted Tag... how much of an assist did you get with that? Nobody says you have to publish (...)
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Re: Wanna Vent? What's Bothering You Today?
A few days ago, I was offered a supposedly “better position” at work, but nothing could be further from the truth. In practice, it meant taking on much more work—and when I say much more, I mean a lot (...)
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Re: You decide: Is it cannibalism or not?
It depends on how you define "human", and which of those attributes the pineappleman exhibits. Assuming the transformation is physical, you'll have to decide based on things like consciousness, ability (...)
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Re: The Trolley Problem 🚎
Surely the antagonist would lose after being ran over by a number of trolleys right? The main antagonist of the book I'm currently publishing is a one-trolley problem. Maybe even a single bogey would (...)
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Re: Do un-promoted novels have a chance ?
First of all thanks for taking your time to help me. Also thanks for the advice, I am already self promoting every chance I have. Searching for shoutout swaps, review swaps whenever I can. The thing is (...)
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Re: Do un-promoted novels have a chance ?
a novel that doesn't make it to the rising stars is as good as dead That's pure nonsense. Many novels never appear on "Rising Stars" and still earn huge following. The obsession with ranking lists is (...)
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Re: 🗼 Under the Influence: What Japanese works shaped your creative soul?
Knowing your sharp eye, you probably already know this, but what makes that story truly spine-chilling is that it’s heavily based on a real-life legend: Ryuzo Sejima. He was an elite imperial staff officer (...)
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Re: Exhibit A: One Line. No Context.
Oh yippee, btw which book is that from? I wanna give it a read. 3rd book of my series, "Rimeburn". They're all linked in my sig, and they're all directly connected, so it's best to start with the first (...)
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Re: Exhibit A: One Line. No Context.
Here's one from me: His gaze held mine. “Do not get lost in what could be, and do not carry the weight of others’ decisions.” My confidence level: 85% that it's about guilt and self-blame. (...)
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Re: Exhibit A: One Line. No Context.
Here's one from me: His gaze held mine. “Do not get lost in what could be, and do not carry the weight of others’ decisions.”
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Re: Exhibit A: One Line. No Context.
"The ending is perfectly happy." Narrator: "It wasn't... Happy endings cost extra." He’d never been anything, only existing in the place before birth and the nothingness after death. A cosmic-scale (...)
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Re: Tired of transition chapters
You can write a "transitional section" instead. If you check the two opening chapters of my fiction, that's exactly what I did. Snapshots from a much longer period - skipping the "boring" parts, only showcasing (...)
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Re: Is using em dashes associated with ai?
semicolons and Oxford commas All of which fulfill an entirely different role in writing; semicolons divide clauses while maintaining a strong connection between them, oxford commas are simply a separator (...)
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Re: Werewolf Reader
Hi I'm looking to read werewolf Stories. That's it. I'll read and comment on the first five chapters. I may read on. I don't know. But I'm interested in reading more as that's what I write. Not a (...)
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Re: Wanna Vent? What's Bothering You Today?
everything everyone is ever taught about writing is bull****. Everything, from purpose, to theories, story structures, even grammar, are wrong I'll disagree with that. Storytelling is an essential (...)
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Re: Wanna Vent? What's Bothering You Today?
Imagine being able to just... write. No planning. No plotting. No "months spent fleshing out and documenting the fictional world". No sleepless nights spent typing quietly into Obsidian, getting everything (...)
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