But I am Shy...
But I am Shy...
But... But what if I don't like romantasy?
Is the gym considered strange?
I always found moodboards confusing, including mine :-)
It hurts only if (unlike me) you expect anything other than one rejection after the other π₯²
Good luck!
So *obviously* today I wrote the first chapter of a new sci-fi book that's been brewing in my mind because why the hell not.
Good luck!
I think I'm unlikely to sell my book because it doesn't really belong on any single shelf.
Genre-bending is probably better left to the veteran writers.
Life is a series of rejections with a a few successes sprinkled on top.
(Got a couple of form rejections just now).
Good luck to all hopeful #RevPit participants (including me π ).
My book I s high concept literary fiction. People who would think I wrote it with AI are not smart enough to enjoy it anyway.
Because Grok is free
I don't remember TBH. Maybe Grok.
You will have to read the book for that...
That's a very good question, and I'm not sure how to distinguish between them.
Emotionally she becomes like a child, which makes her morally blind.
Changes completely, in all aspects.
It just occurred to me that agents do full requests and developers do pull requests.
The story is about an aged professor who tries an experimental cure (hence the sci-fi) for her terminal disease.
She starts the book deeply in love with someone and ends it somewhat in love with someone else due to horrible circumstances, and it's quite a thrilling read :-)
What a beautiful mood board πππ
Thank you so much!
That's beautiful!
Well, that's debatable π
Thrillers, with a touch of romance, speculative science, and the occasional horror thrown into the mix.
No worries. I completely agree it's inaccurate, but it's a fair assumption to work on, given the evidence.
I fully agree that those studies don't apply directly. However, utilizing the principle of proximity (and the lack of studies claiming the contrary) it's safe to assume that there's at least some carry-over into fiction.
Can you please answer my question?
It's an article cited by more than 200 others.
What's your point, actually? That it isn't true? That it isn't accurate?
I guess you mean the Stanford study, but there've been others, for example one published in the Journal of Computational Linguistics. This is also open for the public: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti....
I was today years old when I learned that having English as your 2nd language (my first is Hebrew) increases the chances of your writing to be flagged as AI dramatically.
I'm not even sure what I'm supposed to do with that.
Is there a #writingcommunity for 2nd language writers?
Amazing!