Angel (page 146),
Actually, my story routes do not need much attention. My best examples are on Wattpad going through retypes. So, Cannibal's Lament, Cold Eyes, The Moth's Wings, The Gothic Wolves,and Hot Tension, are all being put together and reworked into a single setting (excluding the bios of my fans, as those are not my property, though I will probably allude or reference all of them one way or another). This is The Cannibal King on Wattpad only, but I have long since drifted from its production, and at two hundred pages, it is far from over.
Unfortunately, over the past two years, a majority of stories I commented on here discontinued, even though half the time the authors mention they'd keep working on it. Generally, the better thing to do, is to read a story when you have the time, and provide your thoughts in the form of honest reviewing. Try not to post too much or read too much; a maximum of reading ten posts in a single day is good enough, and you can read another max ten posts the next day, and so on. This sure helps to avoid massive bricks of comments!
Note: criticism is when you decree whether something in something is good or bad, and then provide a reason as to why, whereas a review is when you read something and comment as you go. It is better to review than criticize, as it is less likely to feel demanding. Try to work with the author, attempt to help with honesty, examples, ideas, sharing experiences, and so on. Also, try to remember to finish your review by expressing it is all optional, and that the author doesn't need to follow it if the author doesn't want to. Artists must be allowed to work however they feel is best.
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