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Do you prefer romance as sub plot in a fantasy novel or as a main plot? are you more interested in the world they live in? The systems that created this world? Their beliefs? Character backstory?

I’m interested.

I have been making TikTok’s lately on my book account and it’s super fun.

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I had 0 expectations for this book and was pleasantly surprised. I enjoy the way she represents #grief and finding life and #romance after tragedy.

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Yet another #romance novel in the bag. Why do I feel that so many problems would be solved with communication? 🤔 almost dnf’d this book because I thought it was going to be a “romanticized cheating” situation, but I was pleasantly surprised. Happy I kept going.

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I just got a new camera, and of course I had to take photos of the babies. So here’s a zoomed in photo of my #cat

[ butchfemme carmilla ] “Let us look again for a moment; it is the last time, perhaps, I shall see the moonlight with you.”

This was my second Emily Henry read, and I enjoyed it much more than the first which was Great Big Beautiful Life. This book was very introspective and I liked the growth of the two main characters. Although, I think upon giving romance novels many tries... they aren't for me.

I just started using Scrivener and it's actually crazy how fast I have been writing. Got any other recommendations for writing tools?

Started and finished this book in the same day. I couldn't put it down. Her storytelling was raw, and incredible. There was so much to her story that I didn't know about. Her writing is fantastic and I hope that we get to see more projects from her that she feels passionate about pursuing.

Just finished the novel Normal People. I enjoy Rooney's writing, but *controversial yet brave* what's the actual plot of this story? Expectations were high, and I felt a little flat after reading.

How do you know which type of book to publish first?

So many ideas… don’t know which one to pursue.