SumwhereStar

there’s an error with Chapter Thirty-Three (part two) where if you’re on mobile you can’t read all of it. a HUGE chunk is just missing right after “That was what he was always calling her.”. so for mobile users, i apologize that you’re missing out on the rest because it’s vital to the story. i can’t seem to fix it :(  xo, Cleo

SumwhereStar

there’s an error with Chapter Thirty-Three (part two) where if you’re on mobile you can’t read all of it. a HUGE chunk is just missing right after “That was what he was always calling her.”. so for mobile users, i apologize that you’re missing out on the rest because it’s vital to the story. i can’t seem to fix it :(  xo, Cleo

Mrsheartts

How do you guys get inspo to post new chapters?? Literally for while I have this one scene in my head but I can’t put it into words :((

Mrsheartts

@SumwhereStar thanks for the advice! The usual advice I get from others is to just use ‘Ai’ to write it for you but when I did it turned out making the sentences shorter and less informative and that is why I don’t like to use while writing a whole book. (I admit I do use it to form a sentence to use in my book. But I end up not liking it and end up writing it on my own)
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SumwhereStar

@Mrsheartts  hii luv <3  inspo for new chapters can come from other books, random prompts on pinterest, or even random dreams/daydreams i have hehe.
            as for the hard to put into words thing, my advice is to simply write down everything you can about it! think about what’s happening; even if it’s horrid or sounds cheesy or you think it’s just not well written, you need to get the idea down so it’s out in front of you. i’ve written out an entire chapter, knowing it was worded weird and not how i wanted, then left it for a day and restarted all over again (kind of annoying) BUT the initial things i wrote gave me a guide to do it better! that’s my process, personally ;)
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