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Аs the saying goes, "Тo those who have not studied magic, everything seems like physics."

It's a very broad topic of discussion. And I think it's not just about writing stories, but about relationships between people in general. The writer has the advantage of being able to correct the text so that it reflects his idea more. Or try to continue it to change a person's wrong view. In...

I think there's a kryptonite for every ability. There's no such thing as a useless ability, there's just the wrong circumstances. Invisible will be spotted by daredevil. A ghost will be recognized by some psychic. You're just making up a universal tool.

Imagine that there are tons of people who see your creation even before you write, carve or glue it, and every time on the wave of inspiration and excitement in anticipation of a response, after completion, tons of indifference of these mute observers fall on you. From this it seems to you that...

What's the goal here? You want Freddy Kruegger not killing people in his sleep? Just in case, here's one for you. A scientist is terminally ill and needs someone else's blood to synthesize antibodies. Maybe he's a spirit and his device that allows him to materialize in the real world requires...

I think that's enough to get you started https://youtu.be/5-mT9D4fdgQ https://youtu.be/VoOG7LEyUJ0 https://youtu.be/LTrk4X9ACtw https://youtu.be/ZTidn2dBYbY

That's one point, I'm sure there are many other obstacles besides talent and advertisement. I think there is a threshold when you can write and get paid for it to solve everyday problems. Some people overcome it purposefully, and some just write one-time for their own pleasure and not for the...

If an author is good at making you empathize with a hero or character by stepping into their shoes, it doesn't matter to me as a reader whether the line is about progress, degradation, or something else. It's all relative. It's the validity that matters.

Midjourney should have an Inpainting feature, you can use it to replace part of an image and add a character there. "REMIX" and select "Vary (region)". Just writing "draw six people" won't work, because these neurons don't know numerals

I have a little experience in completing a story. But. If I have enough inspiration, I can write about 10 chapters of 2500 words in a couple of days. Then I have to work with the existing material methodically without much involvement. Brainstorming. To rework the result into something more...

You can divide by zero. It’s just that no one knows how or why.

Don't care. This is when you may be smart, but you don't care how others evaluate you, so you allow yourself to behave childishly without stressing yourself.

It seems to me that you are simply too focused on the main events, and you have nothing to be distracted by. There are many layers of the work in which you can reveal the essence of what is happening. Internal moments of philosophizing on various topics. What actually happens may not always be...

On the one hand, I don’t care, but any version of Bender is a cliché, so I don’t like the fact that most of the story gets bogged down in the hero’s investigation, not so much in himself as in this problem. As a result, when this problem is solved, the story will end despite its continuation...

I would look at this from different angles. The category of loser may be broader than it seems at first glance. Even without a backstory, you can be lucky, but after you get hit by a truck again, you won't feel that way anymore. I think yes, at least some kind of alternative is needed here. And...

It is inevitable, even without inadequate critics. So many things in the aftermath arise when there are gaps in the story that you miss in the rush of writing down the first ideas. But I just write different little stories, not even related to the main idea. They push for additional details...

I asked Chat GPT this question and he answered that the optimal size is 5000-2000 words. But chapters can also consist of parts separated by epigraphs of 5000 words, so the number of words per chapter can be much higher.

science fiction mixed with fantasy where the drama is worked out quite deeply, but without boredom

I am a fan of such topics, and I think that such works are close to this: Out of Space Chrysalis