Brayon
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LOL. I kid, I kid. LOL
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I defiantly looking forward to it.
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I'm stealing this quote! I love it.
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A cake is a maybe for me... but a sure thing is Twink/Bear porn. I'd spill the beans for that...
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Out of the three systems, which one would you say has the most variety of games?
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Cool. Also, glad to hear we'll be seeing these peeps again.
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So AC does for you, what Kitt does for me?
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Good advice. Thanks, again.
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No. My story was both started and completed before that line was published. I thought the coincidence of the line, and my story was just too funny.
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Seeing the responses to this question and poll, I think the articles I read from "industry experts", was a bunch of bolognas.
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This chapter was amazing, tim. Loved it.
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That's been my problem this morning. I can't seem to wake up.
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I looked at the Poll settings, and I can't change it to allow a revote. Maybe an Admin?
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Neither can I, but I read a couple of articles today, where agents have said that it happens.
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Same here. I love seeing a writer doing a final wrap up.
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Depends on the story, genre, and length of the story itself. I like Prologues, and I do read them; however, I don't always write them. I ask, because I'm starting a new project, and I've completed a Prologue and most of Chapter 1 for the story. In an effort to make the Prologue better, and it not being an infodump, I've been reading several articles the past couple of days, and most publishers HATE prologues. I don't see why. They are an effective tool, to get a reader hooked on a story. Just my two coppers.
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A companion poll to Readers: Do you read Prologues? As a Writer, do you write Prologues to your story? If you don't, why don't you?
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On GA: Most anything I've left a review on. If you like SciFi romances, @Myr has three great shorts. @MacGreg has a good one, he's writing call Dissonance. @Mikiesboy has some good ones as well. I highly recommend his story called Changes. Off GA: There's some printed by Dreamspinner Press I would suggest, except one I've read. It's called 18% Gray. Stay away from that steaming pile of horse-hockey.
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Thanks, Myr. I should also add, that a LitRPG story was recently made into a major motion picture: Ready Player One.
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If a writer includes a Prologue to their story, do you read it or skip it?
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I've started a new project, and already have both a Prologue and Chapter 1 almost completed. I'm shooting for about 50,000 words, and won't start posting the story, until its either complete or almost complete. It's a new genre for me, of LitRPG. If you look at the Writer's Club and my Topic Tuesday #6, it gives you the foundation of what this new genre is. However, it's more like a SciFi than anything else. Having said that, the game world will be a fantasy world.
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The only time, I've found where the Movies were better than the book was Peter Jackson's Lord of the Ring, and The Hobbit trilogies.
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It wasn't specific to this prompt, but my story My Son, is all about this question. #ShamelessSelfPlug
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I watched the movie, but I've never read the book series. I might need to look if the library has them on OverDrive.
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What element do you always include or must have in your stories?
Brayon replied to Superpride's topic in Writer's Circle
I seem to have a lot of Rich characters in my stories. Either filthy rich, or well off and comfortable. Like you said, its part escapism for me to write, and well, I'm dirt poor in real life.
