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Hi there! I've published a fantasy short story on Amazon (it's also here on Inkitt) and I really need just ONE review for my marketing campaign. It's called "Scribe Ascribed and Tribe Untied" and you can read it in full here: https://www.inkitt.com/stories/fantasy/716320 It contains two short prologues for my fantasy saga, and it's maybe 40 pages (book pages) total. Thanks in advance to anyone who can provide a quick review!
I have a story I've been working on and off for the past few years with the most recent chapter needing one more revision before I move on to the next however I've had a bit of a drought period due to getting a new job and moving to another state. I think I'm finally easing into it but I'm finding myself unable to return to revising the chapter and more thinking about other stories (both multi-chapter and short stories) which makes me wonder, should I try to push myself to finish the revision or
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should I try pursuing one of the short stories as a means of getting back into things? If the former, what might be a good way to get the flow going again?
Any advice for a new comer whose excited to be known on here?
Hello,
So I'm planning on writing a composite novel. The novel will include several short stories involving human “warrior gene-breeds” operating in a decaying/corrupt galactic community. Each section/short story will be preceded and succeded by notes and files that expand on the situation in the galaxy.
I’ve finished the first part of the novel, but the rest are still in development. So my question:
1. Is it alright to submit a novel one chapter at a time?
2. Does Inkitt accept composite
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If so, I’ll post my stuff soon.
Thank you for your time.
- J Del Rosario
Hi, I'm new to writing fiction, having written one novel so far which I am in the process of posting here. I am interested in how books get written, particularly by amateur writers like me and most of you.
A few questions to start the discussion:
1. How thoroughly do you plan what you are going to write? I know some writers use charts and timelines to plan their work, while others just let it flow and worry about continuity issues in the editing phase.
Speaking for myself, I am more of the
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2. How do you organize your writing time? Do you try to keep a regular schedule? Or just write when you are in the mood?
I find it useful to try to do at least a little bit every day. Even if it is only one or two sentences, it mounts up over time. Otherwise I just tend to procrastinate.
3. Do you write the chapters in order? Do you at least outline how the story will end before you start?
I'm sure most do write in chapter order, but for my writing I did not. Strangely, the plot did not come to me in linear order. This created some issues later in straightening out the timeline, but in the end it worked. Curious as to how other people do it.
I look forward to learning how other writers work. Thanks, Cameron.
How do I post my story to my actual page
Would appreciate readers, followers and comments on the first book I am writing here
Hi Guys! I participated at this cool award: Dragon eye award (https://www.inkitt.com/stories/other/626310), organized by @yiona771 . It was really a nice award and very well organized! I hope more of such awards are done in the future!
It was never a fulfilling sight to see someone die in front of our very eyes. What more for a ten-year-old child who was destined to kill when she turns 11? Growing up from an elite family of assassins was never as elite as it said. Prestigious as it may sound, it was never a life anyone with a conscience would enjoy. That may be the reason why a certain girl was raised in a manner that abolished conscience's very presence. Eris Rozentilla was the first woman born to the family. Her birth was
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never intended to happen. Her whole being shaken the whole garden of assassins. A lady could never handle the macabre responsibilities a firstborn shall take. That is an unspoken rule within the garden. Her childhood screamed blood and her empty eyes shouted death. Her life carved her to be one without conscience or so what the others thought. She was the single flower from the garden that stood out not because of its presence but its deviance. In a world of black and white, Eris was the red one.
Hello, if any of you could drop on by and give my book a quick read. I’d be much obliged. Any tips or thoughts on my writing style are accepted and greatly needed.
Thank you kindly- kat_law
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