That's okay! As long as you end on something you're passionate enough about to write then it's all good!
Not yet haha, I just posted the episode for it this afternoon.
I mean, tapas does try to feature stories of a good quality and quantity I think, but the pool of creator comics and novels is so big that even great ones are overlooked. Being active here and posting regularly did help.
I have been editing Lone Werewolf and posting Raised by the Mafia. I planned to write 500 words synopsis for Werewolf, but instead wrote an insert chapter...
Does this sound catching:
Blurb: Joseph uncover secrets while trying to find the town’s serial killer.
Seventeen year old Joseph Ronchetto’s life is turned upside when his childhood friend, Marcello Watson is found brutally murdered in his own home. The murder then leads to a series of similar murders throughout Wood Maple. Joseph must try and find out the mystery slayer before he is the next target. On his journey, he uncovers many secrets about his late friend. What other secrets are laying beneath the surface?
This is just a draft for an idea.
I would suggest taking out the first sentence. It is generic and doesn't tell me anything about Joseph, secrets or murders. The last two sentences also seem generic without tellling me, again, why 17 yo is uniquely qualified for investigative work (he has clairvoyance? is very smart? or?) or the kind of dreadfull secrest that lead to the murder spree. Is there a suicide pact? Cult? Is it supernatural war? Mafia is moving onto the new territory?
The blurb doesn't need to hide things, it needs to entice people to buy-in. If it is sufficiently intriguing, people would want to get more. Otherwise it's like buying a cat inside a bag, you don't know what you are paying for, even though you may hear a mew.
Time to start writing for the day. Had a late start because of the holiday but I intend to finish chapter three of Dragon Knight today and not get distracted by the plot bunnies and start ten more stories.
That’s such a mood!
I am in the editing period of the year right now, and it is legit hard to stick to editing and not think about the next book 
A incredibly bad habit I have left over from my early internet fanfiction days is that I start a story, write a few hundred words, then repeat. Everything gets finished eventually but I end up with 50+ stories. I have the same issue here, lol. I post as I write and thankfully most of my readers don’t seem to mind the sometimes insanely short updates. Although I am thinking of posting a second edition of each story with the chapters properly put together. I did it with Dragon Knight and that is being received pretty well.
Whatever works, and if you have the genuine readers, you can do whatever you want in terms of length! That’s the beauty of the online fiction 
I have been working my way through the second draft of the Lone Werewolf, including the new chapter. So far, 11 chapters are updated, and will continue working on it. I want a stronger soulmate vibe in the chapter I am on rn. So will need to work on that.
And... I got stalled on a chapter yesterday, but it’s behind me now! Yay! It makes for 20 updated parts! Yup! Slightly less that 25% in now.
Plus,I managed to squeeze in an update for Raised by the Mafia... dunno how. But my head is huuuurting from different characters and voice.
Oh boy sounds like a lot of work! Good job!
I'm currently editing another chapter. It's very tempting to blow through my backlog, but that's probably not a good idea, so I'll just chill out with my updates this month.
Yeah, one of the things I find with editing, is to not rush it. It’s so tempting to just hop, because a lot of it so clean... but my goal this year is to develop as an editor
It gives me a lot of Riverdale vibes and reminds me of a story I read on Wattpad long ago. Confessions About Colton. Which I really loved. Adding some more details to your blurb would help a lot, as things are quite vague this way. I'd also suggest a better opening line for the blurb to catch the reader's attention; something that really hooks them in. This is just a suggestion, but maybe start off with the killer or Marcello's brutal murder?
There's a serial killer in Wood Maple and Joseph Ronchetto plans to catch him.
The teenager's life is turned upside down when his childhood friend is found brutally murdered in his own home. Consumed with grief and anger, he sets out to find the culprit. (Something to add a little more emotion behind his friend's murder would help a lot here) I'll leave the rest to you, as it's your story and you can always tweak my suggestions if you'd like.
23 parts are now edited, with 60 to go... ouch! 3x as much as what I had done...
...dramatic pause...
Ouch!
