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AlexS reacted to Naruzeldamaster's post in the thread I have some exciting news to share! with
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So, after I finish this chapter that I'm working on, and the following chapter, I will officially be done with "act 1" of my Sinbad... -
AlexS replied to the thread A New Idea.Welcome! Good luck with your writing, if you have any questions, or need critique, a lot of people on this site can help.
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Hello. I love to read and one day I found myself thinking “I wonder if I can do that.” I had an idea and started to write out an outline...
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Knowing the twists and turns ahead of time allows you to focus on elements that weren't central to you before. It can be enjoyable to go...
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AlexS reacted to Naruzeldamaster's post in the thread Other words that a faerie (Like Tinkerbell) Would use? with Like.
In my story these Faerie are quite intelligent, some of them are even linguists and write books for other species in my story. But, as...
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AlexS replied to the thread How do you make a swear look like a deity name?.Thor's Nuts!
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AlexS reacted to ThinkerX's post in the thread How do you make a swear look like a deity name? with Like.
Deity's name followed by an obscene body part mention.
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I sometimes contact authors, museum curators, podcasters, university professors and the like, with questions relating to my writing. I...
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AlexS reacted to ConvergenceCycle's post in the thread Hello from a fantasy nerd in the middle of his first book with Like.
Hi all, I'm Jon. I'm about 85% through the first book of a fantasy series I've been world-building for the past two years or so. It's...
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AlexS replied to the thread Question(s) for those who published on Amazon Kindle?.Amazon takes 30% of the ebook sales, and 70% go to you. The process is in fact as simple as 'upload pdf, boop, done', believe it or...
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You know...I ask the question, if you liked my story so much, why didn't you go on Amazon and leave a review?
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Nope, we're the pond to hit. That feeling when you wish it was real, that someone had really read our work and they loved it? That's how...
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Not just publishers and agents. ANYBODY who sends unsolicited offers is 99% likely to be a scammer. This includes 'best-selling authors'...
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May be a bit late but that's incredible! Congradulations!!