Recent content by RK Wallis

I'm sorry, PJ, I have to disagree with you, but I feel like you're missing a piece of the writer's puzzle, and I totally understand that because I'm totally missing some too, but this one I get 80% ( there's always more nuance to learn). Take a step back, breathe and forget that you disagree...

Welcome aboard @JGTurla :) What a great title! Agent Pete used to have a Youtube channel called Pop Ups and this episode had a top children's book editor on as a guest: Great advice from Julie!

I'm with @Bloo and @Aethalope . I'm thinking the same thing. The more you focus writing on your particular audience, the more you're characters POP :) And if they love it, that audience becomes your word of mouth. I love that Andy Weir vlog. He's awesome :)

A month already? Sign me up :)

Congrats!!! How exciting :bottle-with-popping-cork::clapping-hands:🥳

But like medical studies test a small sample of the population for indications of results, so is Querytracker a tool for writers to see a sample of what people are writing. Like @Hannah Faoileán says though, good concepts pop out from the crowd :)

Welcome aboard @Lakeland Waffler :) Congratulations on finishing your first novel! It's a tough slog in the query trenches atm so I wish you the best of luck xx r

I voted for Julius's :)

That makes me sick to the stomach, after my son attended a funeral last week for a mate who committed suicide.

Terminator 2: Judgement Day

I don't think TYM is suggesting using it as a tool for writing, more as a tool in conjunction with writing i.e. maybe searching up a list of comps (which I did last week), or asking it to give you some facts you want for your book. BUT, HUGE BUT AI should only be a launching pad for your own...

I hear you there :(

I think as long as you're consistent with your choice, that's the main thing :)