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We will always patiently wait and realise there is more to your life than writing just for us. I appreciate the longer chapters. Take care and we get to experience this great story soon.
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It's taking more time than usual, but I've been busy lately, and also the chapters have been longer. Enjoy the next installment of Lost in Montmartre :) https://www.wattpad.com/1522782927-edser-os-and-short-stories-lost-in-montmartre https://www.wattpad.com/story/339588672
We will always patiently wait and realise there is more to your life than writing just for us. I appreciate the longer chapters. Take care and we get to experience this great story soon.
It's taking more time than usual, but I've been busy lately, and also the chapters have been longer. Enjoy the next installment of Lost in Montmartre :) https://www.wattpad.com/1522782927-edser-os-and-short-stories-lost-in-montmartre https://www.wattpad.com/story/339588672
I hope you got the notification for chapter 12. If not it's here: https://www.wattpad.com/1521211369-the-boss-chapter-12 I hope to see you there ;) https://www.wattpad.com/story/371933358
Hi, I had a question about your writing. Do you write the whole story at once and then publish it in stages or do you publish as you write. I wondered if you looked at what people wrote and changed your stories depending on the comments, or if you had it all planned out. I am quite interested in the method and just thought to ask. Thank you for your stories, I do enjoy them and hope that you'll keep writing.
Thank you. It's interesting to see how the writing works. I'm glad you don't get swayed by opinions. Makes it more yours. I enjoy your stories and hope you will continue. I am really enjoying Lost in Montmartre. Take care.
@Chm1000234 Hi, no, I don't write whole stories in advance—if I did, I wouldn't have so many breaks between publishing, since I'd have a finished story sitting in my files. ;) At the beginning, when I started writing my first story, I wrote a couple of pages and decided to begin my adventure with storytelling. Back then, I wrote chapters chronologically, updating once I had a chapter ready in advance. But that quickly changed as my ideas for the story evolved and grew. I began writing scenes ahead of time—snippets, lines—that slowly came together to create a bigger picture, which eventually shaped the direction Come Back to Me took. As I kept writing, more ideas and inspiration struck. Whenever that happened, I’d just open a new file and write whatever came to mind. Usually, I start with the prologue to see where it takes me. Then, I write a middle breaking point, the main confrontation, and a few random scenes in between to help me figure out the narration style and plot structure. After that, I let the stories rest and breathe, returning to them from time to time to reread and add more. When I have a story where I know all the main plot points, character arcs, and how it will end—and I feel ready—I start publishing it. I never change the storylines based on my audience’s reactions, the story unfolds just as it played out in my heady with no changes.
As you can see, The Boss is back available to read, and I’m not planning to take it down again. There were a couple of reasons why I temporarily unpublished this story—one of them being the recent notification issues that turned everything into a mess. Some of you were receiving too many notifications, while others got none at all. But there were other reasons, too, that pushed me to take it down, at least for twenty-four hours. Mainly, the low performance of this story. As you know, for some time now, I’ve expressed my unhappiness with the lack of interest I’ve been receiving compared to my previous stories—and even my current short story. Every time I publish a new chapter, I feel let down by the response I get. I know I can’t force anyone to read. Interests change, everyone has their own lives, and I can’t expect readers to always stay or for my audience to continuously grow. But that doesn’t change how I feel after updating this story and seeing only a third of my usual engagement—especially when other Edser stories are still doing well. I know I made a few mistakes with this story, the biggest being publishing it when I knew I would have to take long breaks. That’s something I can’t change—the damage is done, and many readers dropped out after just a few chapters. I even started to wonder if it was shadow-banned because every time I opened this story, I was disappointed by its performance again, leaving me feeling unhappy and uninspired. Unpublishing it made me feel better—I wasn’t stressing over something that was supposed to bring me satisfaction, as my other stories once did. +++ https://www.wattpad.com/story/371933358
Hello!!! What happened with "The Boss"?? I can't find the story
Hola he leído en Twitter tus comentarios acerca de tus historias de Wattpad; Me parece que escribes unas historias alucinantes, pero yo egoísta de mi… no suelo leerlas hasta que están terminadas porque sino.. entre que escribes el siguiente capítulo me muero de la ansiedad Pero si necesitas apoyo.. aquí estoy yo y seguro que muchas más que disfrutamos de tus historias
@Claudi1900 Thank you for your words❤ I understand completely, but I'm selfish too The Boss will be back soon, but it did me good to take it down
What happened to The Boss?
Sumiu!! … The Boss
The issue with notifications seems to be improving, but in case you still aren't getting them, here's the link to the most recent chapter of The Boss: https://www.wattpad.com/1517976728-the-boss-chapter-11 Enjoy ;) https://www.wattpad.com/story/371933358
@muzicloverananya It's crazy what is happening lately here, some get millions of notifications some none
@olaw12341234 oh i just read,shit, i got scared i tought is it really over.... relief
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