@FuneverWriting Well, now you have some months to get it polished and ready for next time. Let me know if you want another set of eyes on it. 🤞🏼hoping they like the story I submitted.
@ByuSome I actually respectfully disagree. 😊 I am amazed at the respect and reverence the leaders of the LDS church have connected with leaders of other churches. They talk about them respect and have a desire to create unity.
@mssocialwelfare This is absolutely devastating news! I got in here to check on how you were doing to see the results, and I'm so sad that things are so much worse than expected.
@mssocialwelfare This is so heartbreaking. I know you've been working so hard on somebody projects right now. I'm sorry you have such a setback. I hope you get answers soon.
@RyanRaeHarbuck And then within the document I can expand the idea or write whatever story phrases or plot outline that came to me with that idea.
Now, when I go look over my story ideas, when I want to start writing it, I just open the doc I've already started.
@RyanRaeHarbuck Same here. Not too long ago I upgraded my system to track my story ideas.
I created a "story idea folder" on my Google drive. Instead of listing my ideas in one document, when I get a new idea I create a whole new document and the title of the document is that idea.
Advice from me as a literary agent who’s also a writer:
If your CP or agent or editor is telling you to remove things from your own writing (that you know you wrote) because it sounds like AI, you might politely tell them to go pound sand.
AI is trained to sound like us, and it’s only getting better at it. But you are the only one with your voice. Treasure it. Keep it sacred (with all the em dashes and metaphors), no matter what anyone tells you to do.