@RichardAHJr That's a huge milestone, congratulations. Looking back, what was the biggest structural change that made the strongest impact on the story?
@ThomasJScarrott Chapter 2 has a way of doing that. Once it clicks, though, the rest often flows much more easily. What's been the biggest challenge with it?
@JAGuynnAuthor I think that's a wonderful goal. If a reader closes the book feeling the journey was worth taking, you've done something special. Out of curiosity, what do you think they'll remember most about your world once they finish the story?
@JAGuynnAuthor@DarranSF That's understandable. Sometimes readers enjoy a book but never think to share what resonated with them. When they do, though, it's amazing how much you can learn from their reactions. Sometimes the moments authors expect to stand out aren't the ones readers remember most.
@AlexanderDovzhe@Inkitt You're very welcome! I'm glad the review was useful. 😊 Your world has a lot of potential, and I enjoyed seeing what you've built. I'm looking forward to seeing how the story evolves after your revisions. Wishing you all the best with the project. Check your Dm
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@DonSpeinheimer The imagery is so vivid, especially "A window in the dark" and "The distance gets so hard." They create such a strong atmosphere. What inspired this piece?
@JAGuynnAuthor@DarranSF I really like that perspective. Writing the story you want to tell often leads to the most genuine reading experience. What kind of feeling do you hope readers are left with after they finish your story?
@ThomasJScarrott That makes perfect sense. Keeping readers engaged from chapter to chapter is one of the most valuable things to test in a first draft. Which scene are you most excited to see readers react to?
@ThomasJScarrott That sounds like a solid plan. I'd be happy to be one of those beta readers when you're ready. What kind of feedback do you think you'll be looking for most?
@AlexanderDovzhe@Inkitt I'm sorry for just replying to your message. I have not been on X for few days now. You can check your inbox for for full beta feedback .
@linlinhardt Thanks for letting me know. That's completely fine with me. I'd be happy to beta-read Chapters 2 and 3 and focus on the English, flow, and overall reader experience. Feel free to DM me whenever you're ready.