@Carl867 Go for it! My response may not come today but it will tomorrow, I promise

@ArcanicScrolls would you mind if I sent you a private message?

@Carl867 depends, but you're welcome to ask for advice 

@ArcanicScrolls Thank you for the tips, I'm completely new to writing anything unless it is for an assignment in class, so any tips are great tips.

@Wolfy0604 Hi! So in terms of the first part absolutely. Inspiration go wild, if you want to take any ideas or characters etc. I only ask that you credit me as where they came from!
            
            In terms of beginner tips, some of my main ones would be
            - stick to your plan, you'll get lots of comments from people asking new ideas or characters to be introduced, its a really easy way to overwhelm yourself. Get your foundation going, then build up
            - Come into writing with a long term plan. It's easy to get caught up on how you're going to write one scene or book and then lose track of all other parts and struggle with those. You need a long term plan if you expect the story to last
            - and lastly write how you want. Dont try and match someone else's style or story because you're less likely to stand out that way, do something different, even if only slightly different. If you make drastic changes, again, it's easy to lose control of things
            
            Hope those all help! They're kind of generic but they're the best I could think of

@AaronDeloach7 Thank you very much, I really appreciate it. I adore writing these books for you all and love hearing that I cam reignite sparks and stuff for you so thank you for being here and giving me your time ❤️

Ok

@Danielrubio19 Hi, wish I could but that's just not sustainable for me. I would burn out with how long my chapters are, and my proof reader and I already let enough mistakes through doing one a week. This is meant to be a hobby, not a job. Uploading more than I am now would make it a job for me.

star wars sound cool 

@Wolfy0604 No that's quite alright, it's a fair one to ask and I don't think I've given a concrete answer yet. Unfortunately that isn't ready to change yet.
            Short answer - I have no idea.
            Long answer - I have several other story ideas floating around. Other sets of fanfiction in worlds like Star Wars or one from the Mass Effect game series. Along with some original pieces like one set in a Zombie Apocalypse in a world of my own creation with my own characters etc. The only issue with me is getting something that I know will last. Most of these stories I either struggle to see a long term in or don't know how well they'll translate to paper. Action scenes and the like are hard to write in a way I like to get that effective message or imagery across.
            I would like to keep writing, I really would. But right now I'm not comfortable saying yes I absolutely will continue to because I want what I put out to be at the same level as what I've done so far. I don't want to go into releasing for the sake of releasing.
            
            Sorry, it's not the best answer, but it's the best I can give right now. I would like to keep writing and if luck is on my side I will. However what or when I cannot say right now. I need to keep testing the waters and find what sticks with me. 
            I appreciate your message and hope you have a good weekend too! Sorry for such a long winded response

Also, sorry if you've already been asked this, and this is a repetitive question.

@ArcanicScrolls little late but congrats

@ArcanicScrolls Congratulations on this great milestone! It's definitely well-earned. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful story with us all!

@Yuatja222 eh, figured it might happen. I dare say it'll go back up. Still around that point 

@Danielrubio19 Thank you! Would have missed it if not for this so I appreciate it haha