As an author, would you rather

[Monaka]

So... Tell me?

 

[Ai-chan]

So... Tell me?

Ai-chan is the vessel of cosmic creativity. It is not up to Ai-chan to decide to finish a story or write many simultaneously. It is the god of random numbers, 1D10 and the devil of procrastination who decides whether or not a story is finished. And it is up to the isekai gods who decide to give the inspirations to finish a story or to start a new story. Ai-chan only decides when to sleep. Ai-chan does not decide what the dreams will be. All hail Yuri!

 

[Minx]

I'd say the first, but as time goes on, I end up doing the second. It isn't so easy with the whole writing block to consider.

 

[SailusGebel]

Many stories.

 

[Aegis_Of_The_Void]

It entirely depends. I'm someone who's working on three books at the same time but I really want the first option. My brain is the one with a different opinion.

 

[Lorelliad]

I write on three different stories. One main story and two sub stories. But I've been focusing on the main one for the past few months or so.

But now that the second arc for my story is done, I've gone back to focus on the other two sub stories.

So... both? I guess?

 

[Deleted member 54065]

It's hard to keep up with the story twists and turns, so I only focus on one story nowadays. Going the multiple story route would only make me lose focus and result to glaring plot holes in all my works.

 

[Omnifarious]

Neither

 

[BenJepheneT]

it's a delicate balance between the two, for me. personally, I like staying faithful, but I also need some changes to spice my shit up. i have one main series and 2 sub series in the works, all sitting on various different tones, themes, length, and genre. whenever I get fucked up bored of one, I move on with another. if I get bored with two, ill move on to the one I have left. if I get bored of all three, I cheat on my wife and hope she doesn't find out about it.

 

[killwrites]

Began with the first option, slowly started doing the second option, now going back to the first because i realised it's not sustainable for my mind

 

[NotYourTypicalMan]

If you're new to writing start with second option. Just write whatever idea comes to your mind and at one point you will find a story/idea that worthy to be finished and you can incorporate all of your ideas into it.

 

[Sabruness]

well, since i've never finished a story yet but i have 9 separate started stories and 10+ shelved ideas for stories, i'd probably be option 2.

 

[Pujimaki]

One or two stories, any more than that is going to be tough.

 

[Squirrel]

With my capacity I would like to stay at the first option. I am very loyal u know~

 

[Nane]

I don't have the skills or time to do the second option soo...

 

[rain-090]

You could be like RavensDagger and do both

 

[MissPaige36]

I tried doing one story, dropped it, realized I could think of that story, and continued it. So I'd personally choose one at a time

 

[Topgun1908]

I need to write multiple stories at a time because I think of different stuff when in different moods. So it is more efficient for me to write multiple stories that are different like one may have a more heavy tone while the other more light-hearted.

 

[EternalSunset0]

I think it's obvious I'm the first type.

 

[Ayashiro]

I can only focus on writing one story at a time
Any more and my brain self destructs