Are you a discerning #reader? Bored with beach-reads? This dark urban fantasy is the shot in the arm you've been looking for...
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OK #fantasy#readers & #writers. I give you a handful of clues, you give me a book title: High fantasy series, 10+ years old. Female protag has x3 shifter forms (wolf, bat, seal) and is a spy. A magical mishap turns another POV char / prisoner into a monster.
@the16stories Take your time and do it right. The readers you want to attract are the ones who appreciate your effort. Bad books are a crime against nature.
@joyofcruising@brclothwrites What if the person who gave you the one star instead included a laundry list of things they didn't like about your book? Would that have been better? Or worse? (Seriously asking.)
@MaroftheBooks I put spaces around my m-dashes. N-dashes? Whichever is the longer one. And I put character third-thoughts in brackets when I run out of commas for imbedded second-thoughts.
@Cathyjhopkins At last count, the literary market is oversaturated by 2000% (yes, you read that right, no, there isn't a 0 too many). The only hope indie authors have to stand out (and survive) is for readers to stand up, even if all they say is 'Liked it.'
@king_reinhardt I'm reading John Bierce's Mage Errant Series. He's the king of the eye-roll. There is literally no character who doesn't do it. Sometimes 3 times on the same page. With gems like: 'didn't even bother to roll his eyes' and 'only rolled his eyes harder'. 🤣🤣🤣
@RADennyAuthor NaNo is a very cool tool that forces you to sit down and concentrate on that WIP that doesn't want to flow. (Even though there really aren't any tools, force or rewards.) It's about the bragging rights. And the accomplishment, obviously.