Daniel Jacob

Okay that title probably made very little sense, so let me explain: I'm writing a story with three main characters that get sucked into this sort of sci-fi/fantasy world which is kinda like the cen...

eh, I'm not a fan. the joke-like format doesn't work with the immensely serious topic of finding your friend dead. I don't know whether to expect a funny book or a serious one.

this was a bit of a thing for a scene i wrote that I've since scrapped, but like too much to delete, so here: Just as I was about to reply with a witty retort, a hush swept over the assembled gu...

obviously you're going to have to bend the rules a bit, since people don't actually have superpowers. my suggestion is to gloss over *how* the character gets their powers, and instead focus on what...

actually the multiverse isn't a series of individual possibilities, rather a spectrum of them. taking someone from another universe and putting them in ours is like taking a second from tomorrow an...

as a main plot point? not if you do it right, if you set up a precedent for it. But I will just say that that's not really how the multiverse works..

exactly what it sounds like. I wrote thing, and now i feel like sharing it. here you go: In the Arkadian empire, there are four types of killers. First, there are the soldiers and warriors, sells...

i would suggest making the subject of the rhyme not apparent at first. make it so that it seems to be talking about just a normal spider, doing normal spider things. then, in the context of the Cra...

Yo, I'm a total philosophy buff. give me a few hours and ill convince you there's no such thing as free will

> As for characters, try to build characters off of people you've met, or people you know well. This will help them feel realistic! Stories are always better when they come from reality. Use you...