WingedReiko

Hey kiddos, I have a new story I'm starting to publish.  Excited as I am?   I have a lot already written, as it says, so I'm going to try an update schedule of Monday and Thursday?  I'm not sure yet.   Love you guys the most!

WingedReiko

Hey, guys.  I know it's been a really long time since I've done anything and that's because I've been trying to write with very little success.  But anyway, I had a question for you guys:
          would it be super obnoxious of me to write just scenes of a universe I create instead of writing a full-blown novel?  It's really hard for me to make continuous storylines that focus on one person and don't suck.   
          I have a group of characters and some ideas, but no main story arc.  But I like the little ones I have and I feel like I don't post enough for you guys and how awesome you are.
          That was a lot longer than I meant it to be, sorry, but it would mean the world if you would give me your opinions. 
          Love you guys. <3 -Corin

WingedReiko

OC stands for original character.  So like, the 5sos boys have wives and kids, and I'd have to explain who they are and how they relate, yadda yadda yadda.  Would that be too difficult to remember?
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Ash200208

I don’t know what OCs is, but if it is a fandom then many people who do know about it will understand. You don’t have to introduce them. It is actually quite uncommon for authors to introduce the characters if it is a fan fiction.
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WingedReiko

@walkingdead200208 I know, but I'd like to use the same cast with the same relationships, with OCs and stuff.  So I'd have to introduce all that somehow and I feel like maybe it would be too annoying for readers to remember.  Do you think so?
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