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RE: A Day in the Clouds (Chapter 14) - The Hours Between 1800 and 1900 (Part 2 of 2)
So Ledd actually had a wibbly wobbly timey wimey sphere when I thought he just had a simple ball then XD
Thanks for answering my questions both directly and indirectly, looking forward to Silver Lining :D
I'm sure it will continue to amuse me especially as it keeps cropping up (like how he's completely puzzled that Ayesa hasn't changed in all the "years" he's been away XD).
I really hope that it's able to keep your attention throughout the whole story
Sorry you're stuck with me for a while XP
Oh, even better, he had the wibbly wobbly timey wimey sphere. He just didn't know it yet.
Spoiler alert: this week's SILVER LINING is going to be weirdly different haha!
I'm super happy to have you on board, my friend. I'd be lucky if you'd be stuck even after this story wraps up. Stuck with reading the next stories, I mean. Not re-reading A Day in the Clouds for years (average person definition) and ignoring the next stories haha!
I will definitely be reading all of the stories!
eta: at least all of the stories that are not primarily romance, I can only do that under very specific circumstances with unreasonable conditions XD
Well then, you (and I) are in luck, because I don't write romance haha! I've inserted some romance, but that's just an aside. The most romance I've written was for 3 chapters of my debut novel. That was just so I could get that out of my system and say that I checked that off the list of genres haha!
LoL romance in the story or even as a subplot is fine XD characters might have romantic relationships after all :)
Are you trying out all the genres are you?
You got me! I'm indeed trying out all the genres. I don't want to get pigeonholed into one genre, so I try to flex my literary muscles whenever I can. It's interesting reading, let's say romance written by a horror writer or comedy by a non-fiction author, the different backgrounds add a lot of flavor to the pieces.
Really though, I'm just boxing myself into a corner every time I obfuscate the genres. I'm the one who's having a difficult time labeling my work and losing potential readers by just shelving it under "General Fiction" haha!
I'm not trying all the genres, but I think I'm with you there XD I've been told my stuff is "drama with sci-fi/fantasy elements but I'm not really sure" by someone who is generally very good at categorising things XD
And this particular project of mine I have enough stuff to make most people unhappy I think. Won't stop me from doing it or anything XP
I think Shakespeare was right when he said that everything can be boiled down to tragedy and comedy. Drama will be ever present, so the icing (sci-fi, fantasy, etc) is going to be the one that distinctly classifies something into a specific genre. Don't mind what others think, just write what you enjoy writing :D