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Frat

Back from leadership camp! and dear lord it looks like I missed a lot

An awful lot of side characters and supporting characters— Don’t you think?

You could also go through the route of the author quoting everything in the characters perspective to note that their narrative is that of a character, similar to the narrative changes done in Heart of Darkness.

Phantom of the Opera? Nah man, Flucket of the Cinema is where it's at.

Being good is much too boring, and anyone who has read a good novel with the struggles between the hero and the villain will know that the villain is always much more interesting. More depth, more vileness, a desire to know more. They have an ambition that is fun to dissect, and while petty...

Anyone else on the keto diet? Wanna share your moments of suffering lol I just had my cheat day and I miss it already ;-; (even tho it hurts me ;w;)

15, 16, 17

9, 10, 11

We all have them. I made a forum thread about annoying / harmful comments, now it’s time to put our writing habits on blast. These can be your pet peeves with your own writing, or pet peeves you have when reading other people’s writing. Anything that annoys you really in the writing world...

Infernal

Avian

*has a horrible taste in men* *has a mother that encouraged the idea of becoming a sugar baby* yeah I’m gonna be a single Pringle for a while.

flucket I fucking love you :blob_teary: tysm for the advice and for pointing out the bit with the first chapter especially. I've been pruning and replanting that damn hell bush of a chapter for three times now and something always sounds off and I think the unneeded formality might just be it...

Time skips are completely fine, especially if the story is starting to feel dry on your end as the author. Usually, like how Koto remarked, it is best to place at the end of an arc. Subtle time skips over a period of chapters is great too, especially if you're like me and make an entire arc take...

Heredity

Repulsed

If you repeat a word, you get a negative point and your name on the first post :P Gallery

Foreign phrases run rampant in western literature. Most of the time I see it and don’t bat an eye. It depends on the skill of the author to integrate and explain foreign phrases in their works.