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So today when I was reading a certain manhwa, I paid attention to a translator's note, and guess what? that guy is suffering high blood pressure, not because of health issues, overworking or anything like that. Instead, the cause for his suffering is that instead of writing Bitch, the translator...

As in the title, do you actually enjoy what you write? not the process itself but the result. Do you read something that you have written before, and smile? or do you just pull your hair from cringing too hard? Do you get the chance to enjoy reading your previous work? or do you just get into...

you were sitting and listening to some music. but then suddenly, you start hearing some unknown noise. feeling curious, but mostly bothered, you open your car's door, and get out of it, staring at what's happening around you. and there, at the other side of the underground parking, you see...

after the draft from last time, I thought about it, and .... well, I just changed the design as a whole. not sure if it's for the better or the worse, but now that I am done, I thought I would share it. so here. what do you think?

we have a lot of Isekai AND GenderBender in ScribbleHub, and so I had to ask but has no one ever tried this? I think a fanfiction or just something similar would be fun to read, don't you think? heck, even a cover already exist

I was free, and so I decided to draw a character from my novel, Lost Solace Online, though because as usual, my Patreon is empty, this time I decided to upload the art on the forum. what do you think? is it acceptable?

hey, you know how sometimes the story of a novel just keeps changing slowly, as if the gentle waves of the sea, well I just wanted to ask how readers feel when that wave suddenly becomes a tsunami... for example, sometimes when you are reading, you can feel the story slowly change through...

so I am pretty sure, all readers and authors know, but sometimes, or more like all the times, authors do write some pretty dumb shit -no offense-, so because of that I just had to ask, could it be that authors are actually not doing that from laziness but from dumbness? like, imagine someone...

so Hi there everyone. today.... I am about to speak about how this world is just unbelievable.... or not. instead I am just going to ask this, but does anyone know about Black★Rock Shooter ? this thing here..... So, while I was surfing on reddit' wave of posts, I found this, and after some...

Hi there, everyone. So, I was looking through novels in Scribble Hub, and well, I found some novels that surprised me..... not by content, or something like that, but by the number of views. Like, imagine seeing a novel with more than 25K words, but with less than 500 views, or a novel with...

so is it true? I mean for you who write, and you who read, what do you think? is your novel the same depth as you imagined before writing? is the novel in your head the same depth as the one you read? and can an author really write a novel close to what he imagined it, or do authosr always look...

anger. extreme anger. ladies and gentlemen. . when after a long time you finally get in the mood to write a chapter, and then in the middle of the chapter, someone just had to turn on that disgusting or disturbing video, and kill your mood, and stop your chapter. so, ladies and gentlemen...

So, while glancing at the statistics page of my novel, I noticed this The weird numbers. Like seriously, is there something called 0.2 comment or what? Or is comment calculated by some new technique? What do you think? Did you ever get a 0.8 of a comment before?

so today while on youtube, I found this. an Op I like from an anime I watched long ago. and so, remembering the anime, which is good by the way, and feeling curious, I though to ask about what is in the title above. a message to the past. if, just like in Steins;Gate, you somehow got the...

character intelligence. a real thing that can make a story either enjoyable or total garbage. though of course, this all depends on the reader, the genre, the mood of the story, and also the mood of the reader, nevertheless there have to be some limits to what readers like, right? so then, how...

so I had this question today, but hey, how far do fictional characters play in your life ? or to be more clear, how far do you depend on fictional characters in your daily life? for example, there is this guy in the omniscient reader, that always imagine what the mc would do in his situation...

so for some reason, today for the first time in a while, I felt motivated to actually do something, and finish it. as such, here I am with a full art of Alice .AKA. Anon, the mc of my novel. what do you think ?

man, and I though Scribble Hub was weird. WOW. just Wow. so I just took a short glance at a certain sub that I won't mention its name. (cought. r/guro. Cough) but, yeah. that was too much. I should better get back to reading some fluff, or some cute things. god, that place was , it was ...

a while ago, I just felt bored and not in the mood for do anything. then on a whim, I started a new docx file and started to randomly write, without even thinking about what to. then at the end, I had a short 80-word scene, that can be taken as a prologue in front of me. surprising, right ...

just as the title. for you as a reader, and as a writer, which do you prefer, and which do you do ? would you like a chapter with only contents even though it is short, or would you prefer when chapters are longer but have a lot of filler ?