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Regardless of trends, there's things that you need to have down to be a great. Story flow, organic feeling characters, compelling plot, non-repreating story in the story engine, etc.

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Yes.

Megalomaniac, power grabbing clown, with a God complex.

It's been a thing for a long time. Hercules, Samson, Sherlock Holmes, John Carter, Superman, Paul Atreides, etc.

Here's a factoid nugget that's relevant. Frank Herbert, writer of the Dune series died long before he finished writing with just 6 books. But he story boarded his whole series and had a massive pile of background notes, so his son based the 20 Dune books he co-wrote on that story board and pile...

Considering the logical answers above, here's some faker answers. Get two whiskey flasks. Fill one with tea. Fill the second halfway with whiskey. Nurse the tea one, while sharing the real one if asked. Those one kinda requires a jacket with an inner pocket to pull off the swap right. The...

Pure selfish desire. It's why I think Steven King's Cary is his best work. As he wrote it purely to prove he could be a non-ero writer.

Sounds like Gauntlet Legends. The archer chick makes a ref like that. Edit: My mistake, Gauntlet: Dark Legacy is the isometric one.

Grammarly is trained on it's users. So it's corrections can be funky as regional and subject differences make it give weird results. Technical docs, thesises, and ESL business e-mails read differently than a story. So it's a bit iffy. Still, it's good to know the basics so you don't frustrate...

Considering I watched a couple of degen vtubers complete NNN, yes. Because watching them degrade over a month really showed me just how much a person's character is mood dependent.

DBZ cause the deaths are generally quick. Also you know what the afterlife would be. Where as I can imagine some btk like serial killers in MHA, who knows what kind of afterlife there is, if one at all.

Depends on how you write it. I've dropped a story because the author rehashed the same event three times in a row from three different perspectives. Taking 60 chapters to do so. So frustrating.

It's fine. I grew up in NC, so it's rather normal to me. Quick tip, if a southern boy talks like boomhauer from King of the Hill, he's likely on meth.

20+ chapters, or if I know the author completes what they wrote, just 1. However if I see an author with like six stories, and none are complete, I won't bother with trying any of their works until complete.

Hardy Boys, Goosebumps, Robotech. Either too childish or in Robotech's case glosses over the actual difficulty of reverse engineering.

If you want critical readers, Royalroad is the place to go. Scribblehub, imo, is about half way between RR and WN when it comes to readers. Mainly because Scrib has the most smut between the three, which keeps the super critics away.

Tis game based. I hear the SF fans like it.

Have you tried the Street Fighter novel?

That's rough, cause most people only want manuals and philosophy in book form for martial arts. Even ol Bruce Lee has a philosophy book, where as his stories are all movies.