chillin_author

I got the idea for Seven Terrible Nights when I was really young, just a kid, about eight years ago. I wrote some chapters back then despite my age, but eventually, I gave it up. Or to say, got bored as any kid who discovered something and got bored of it after a while.
          	
          	Four years later, I decided to bring it back to life. I edited it, added new chapters, and changed a lot of the plot. This time, I also set the main points that I hadn’t been able to make before because of my lack of experience and knowledge of how a proper story should be written.
          	But then again, I abandoned it.
          	
          	The same thing happened once more: I added more chapters, expanded the plot... and then gave up again, this time turning instead to short stories. Maybe it was boredom?
          	
          	A month ago, I decided to stop procrastinating and finally finish that novel I’d always longed for. I worked hard for a while, but… it’s still unfinished.
          	And now, I’ve decided to finally give it up.
          	Maybe someday I’ll actually finish it and publish it. Who knows?
          	
          	What I’m really trying to say is: this is wrong. You shouldn’t give up on your own idea, your own work, not AI’s. Please, don’t give up on your stories. It’s useless.
          	
          	Finally, I’m sorry if this sounds like a long, boring speech, but I felt like I needed to tell someone about it, another writer. 
          	Officially, I’ve unpublished "Seven Terrible Nights"... *sighs*
          	
          	Oh, I didn’t say “hi” first, did I?

chillin_author

@Romizabooks 
          	  That is a useful advice.. I really wish you luck and wish your novella to finally be completed and published as a novel.
          	  Good luck!
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Romizabooks

@chillin_author 
          	  I have a story like this that went nowhere. I submitted it for the ‘8 chapter challenge’ beginning of last year. 
          	  This year I told myself no more big goals. I aimed for the ‘open novella contest’, managed to completed all three rounds. I didn’t make the longlist. Took that novella and submitted to Ambys. Currently I’m going through the novella and looking for plot holes which I can expand on. I aim to go from 25,000 + words to 50,000 words, so that my novella becomes a novel. I have written a few chapters so far.
          	  
          	  My advice, start small and complete your writing with a proper beginning, middle and end.
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Romizabooks

Coming in September 
          The Shortys
          
          There are three categories this year!
          
          ✨Poetry (10 to 20 lines, except for Prose, which is limited to 1000 words)
          
          
          ✨Flash Fics (500 to 2000 words)
          
          
          ✨Short stories (2001 to 5000 words)
          
          
          You have one month to write a new entry for one or more categories above.
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/397628902?utm_source=ios&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_reading&wp_page=library&wp_uname=Romizabooks

chillin_author

@Romizabooks 
            Actually I can't thank you enough now, I wish i don't let you down after your thoughtfulness and help
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chillin_author

I got the idea for Seven Terrible Nights when I was really young, just a kid, about eight years ago. I wrote some chapters back then despite my age, but eventually, I gave it up. Or to say, got bored as any kid who discovered something and got bored of it after a while.
          
          Four years later, I decided to bring it back to life. I edited it, added new chapters, and changed a lot of the plot. This time, I also set the main points that I hadn’t been able to make before because of my lack of experience and knowledge of how a proper story should be written.
          But then again, I abandoned it.
          
          The same thing happened once more: I added more chapters, expanded the plot... and then gave up again, this time turning instead to short stories. Maybe it was boredom?
          
          A month ago, I decided to stop procrastinating and finally finish that novel I’d always longed for. I worked hard for a while, but… it’s still unfinished.
          And now, I’ve decided to finally give it up.
          Maybe someday I’ll actually finish it and publish it. Who knows?
          
          What I’m really trying to say is: this is wrong. You shouldn’t give up on your own idea, your own work, not AI’s. Please, don’t give up on your stories. It’s useless.
          
          Finally, I’m sorry if this sounds like a long, boring speech, but I felt like I needed to tell someone about it, another writer. 
          Officially, I’ve unpublished "Seven Terrible Nights"... *sighs*
          
          Oh, I didn’t say “hi” first, did I?

chillin_author

@Romizabooks 
            That is a useful advice.. I really wish you luck and wish your novella to finally be completed and published as a novel.
            Good luck!
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Romizabooks

@chillin_author 
            I have a story like this that went nowhere. I submitted it for the ‘8 chapter challenge’ beginning of last year. 
            This year I told myself no more big goals. I aimed for the ‘open novella contest’, managed to completed all three rounds. I didn’t make the longlist. Took that novella and submitted to Ambys. Currently I’m going through the novella and looking for plot holes which I can expand on. I aim to go from 25,000 + words to 50,000 words, so that my novella becomes a novel. I have written a few chapters so far.
            
            My advice, start small and complete your writing with a proper beginning, middle and end.
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Romizabooks

https://www.wattpad.com/story/397751196?utm_source=ios&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_reading&wp_page=library&wp_uname=Romizabooks

chillin_author

@Romizabooks idk if i'll make it-
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Romizabooks

@chillin_author 
            Times running out!
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chillin_author

@Romizabooks oh. interesting... *rolling up sleeves*
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WendyyWolfe

@chillin_author 
          All good on this edge of the world! Hope you are doing well also! I flopped out on my ONC this year **shrugs** I was just working too much. I made a good start but crapped out. Lol. Now working on something a bit different. Keeping it on google docs for now. 
          Hope I see more of you here really missed you!! ♥️♥️♥️

chillin_author

mmm, i've got enough of writer's block. now, let's get back to work.
          
          *rolling up sleeves*

_prekshu_

@chillin_author Its okay! Take your time and I have full faith in you that you will complete them❤️
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chillin_author

@_prekshu_ heyyyyy! (very late ik- sorry-)
            well, im working on some real stuff on google docs for now.. uhhhh just pray for my lazy self to finish them...
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_prekshu_

@chillin_author Yayy! How are you doing dear?
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