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Make it a rule to start off… dunno, part of the body. I know I had one story where I tried to start it off with the word “penis”….

Start every scene off with a little bit of

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@Tcr I’ve noticed that these parties tend to happen when I’m asleep… I hadn’t really thought about my scenes being repetitive, but given it’s the same author, likely. I kinda treat them the same as a story, a sort of micro-plot, introduce the relevant character, usually the same one or two, and go for an early hook; usually setting it up in the first sentence.

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I know authors have the right to pull down their works, but it still feels like book burning, makes me sad.

Jefferey, ep 15? Fifty shades is not a stranger to this archive…. Use research if you want, though trying to find the niche that’ll take off after you finish a book, that’s tricky. When I’m low on ideas, I’ll use random generators to give something for the brain to start mulling over. Choose some words at random, or maybe a place title, or a random name of a character. Sometimes, paradoxically, narrowing down the choices can help you choose, or at least, give you a place to start thinking.

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I say it’s best to write what you want to write. If you need to do a bit of research to sound a bit more of an expert, do the research (though keep it legal – pulling bank robberies, rape, and/or murder tend to make people very irritable).

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He’s already refusing to get dressed…. tough.

Episode #17, is up. Note, #16 and beyond are revisions from the first time, it’s nice to get back

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Add all tags that are relevant to your story, it’s to help those who need to avoid certain content either for personal and/or legal reasons. Now, you do have three choices as to where, 1) summary, 2) top of the story, and/or, 3) top of the chapter. My habit is to place *ALL* tags at the top of the story, and significant/major tags in the summary.