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E.B. Reign commented on Midnight Constellation: Duline
I’m excited as I have commissioned an artist for a cover! I hope everyone will enjoy the piece when it’s finished within two weeks. The artist is Benny and they have a wonderful shop here if anyone is interested in her art!
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    E.B. Reign commented on The London Empire
    Enchanting! I must admit, the beginning was a bit of a bore to get through, but once we were with Violet and Mrs Fogg you colored me intrigued. I sincerely hope you update soon, your description is marvelous! 
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      A servant of Fate, Violet Sainteclaire tries to fix a version of London which was never meant to exist.
      E.B. Reign commented on Dragon And Unicorn Story
      You had me at ’not a single straight white man in sight’, but also, I’m intrigued. I hope you update soon!
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        E.B. Reign liked the forum thread, Tips on gathering support
        Hello, Jacob! Here’s some tips over the years of studying media and communication.  1.) Media. People, by nature, love imagery more than just text. Try to find a way to add media to accompany your campaign/story.  2.) Recommendation. Try recommending other Inkshare books to your followers no matter the number of followers you have. It gives you activity and interaction with your followers and other members of the Inkshare community.  3.) Read. Read a lot. Not only will it help you with writing, it’ll also connect you with other writers. Who doesn’t love friends with common interests? 4.) Update. Constantly add new content periodically. Treat it like your job (a fun job, though!) No matter how many followers you have, treat them as if they’re the only ones, and that they matter (because they do!) Update as if you’re talking to them in person.
        I hope this helps! 
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          E.B. Reign commented on Wicked Little Creatures
          @Carlee I think it’s fine we have a differing of opinions! As you said, all criticism is subjective, but I do come from a place of helping the author! Who by no means has to bend to every critique they receive (that would be ridiculous). I always want to give some criticism, no matter how amazing the story is, so that the writer can ponder about things they may not have thought about regarding their story. Perhaps they think my view is garbage, unreasonable, or simply out of touch. Perfectly fine! But otherwise, I hope the author is reflective of all their reader’s views. As without critique, we’d never improve our craft, which is all I ever hope for every writer. Either way, I’m happy you’re enjoying the story as much as I am, and I hope @A.Yasin updates soon. :) 
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            E.B. Reign commented on Wicked Little Creatures
            Hello! I’ve gone through all your chapters (seven thus far) and I must say I am enjoying the read. Your world building feels smooth and natural, leaving me interested in finding out more about it.

            However, and this could be me, but I feel like you’re rushing. We’re taught to keep a reader’s attention through a moderate pace, but I feel like each chapter is a sprint. You have obvious investment in your ideas and scenes, but there’s more to a novel than plot. For example- I would have liked more time in between Kyla  hearing the queen’s proposition so she can ponder the repercussions more with some planning to show us some insight to her character. It would have then been more interesting to see her react to Indra’s abuse and her questioning if she would want to follow the orders of an obviously cruel ruler. 

            Another sacrifice from the pace of things is we’re not seeing as much of Kyla’s thought process as I think we should get from a first person POV. At moments it feels like you’re using the third person but with ’I’ pronouns instead. First person allows us to be intimate with our heroes, and there is a lot stacking on Kyla. I’d like her to see her pondering her circumstances more, as she’s already shown to be clever.

            Also, since we’re moving so quickly, character after character seems to be introduced without an immediate reason. I’m not sure why we’re putting any focus on the guard that said he’d help Rishi, to show that not all half breeds are jerks? We could have learned this from Zari. Also, why were  we introduced to the other guard as well when Zari could have found and killed the goblin, showing her skills as a warrior/guard?

            I hope you find these criticisms constructive. If you take anything away from this I hope it’s that I want you to slow your pace so I can have MORE of your details. I’m invested,  I don’t want to feel pushed from chapter to chapter, seeing more characters I’m not sure to place (or even remember what they looked like) and more problems added that aren’t thought about. Let your characters have some time to bathe in the light.

            Happy writing! 
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              E.B. Reign commented on Midnight Constellation: Duline
              As a person who’s terrible at titles, I have updated mine! Hopefully I stick to it, as I often second guess when it comes to naming things.
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