So it’s a series? I think it’s a series…
It wouldn’t require a lot of changes to make that work. Mostly changing names, etc. That way I could focus on one specific story for the second book.
I’ve come to the realization about my Alagossia stories.
I have a strong liking towards knights and royals and rich people doing somewhat unexpected things.
Exactly. Over all my chapters it’s a few hundred comments. If I respond to all of them, it might help the algorithm but I’m not doing anything else with my life. I wonder if she’d notice if every day I responded to a random sample, over weeks… is a steady trickle better than a sudden burst?
I saw this discussion and it’s one where I too am largely clueless about the trope-based tags. I hope to sit down with someone who knows my story and who knows Wattpad to brainstorm.
When you want to make changes to a story you are heavily into at the moment, yet you want to wait a while since you are deep into the story, but the changes are staring you in the face.
Orden Ogan made a whole album about a post-appcalyptic weird west with vampires and other things that bump in the night. A Western Cowboy style sort of theme would be very unexpected and unique for a vampire clan. Perhaps, Pinkerton’s Society of Moral Bloodsuckers? Leech-men For Human Rights? El Dorado’s Chosen? Something strange and memorable.
I think it would depend on the mood of it, for me. If the MC is content with it, then I’ll probably feel content, too, but I expect an emotional rollercoaster along the way!
It certainly is. I had a different reason for the rollercoaster before but it kept rubbing me the wrong way and I finally realized that if the reason for the drama is being put in the friend zone, it still achieves the same result but simplifies a whole lot of other issues.
I wasn’t happy with the “happily ever after” for the love story either. It felt a bit forced and I think this is much more natural for where the characters are.
So my MC is feeling heartbroken after this but really, it had to happen.
Good point. I think this would certainly sway me away from the plan if this story was a romance, but the love story is just a subplot.
You know, a realistic outcome. Like should she stop being a lesbian for him? That’s not how it works.