Is what you write the same as what you read? I'll read and support💙✨

kyupol 2024-10-16 19:58:59 UTC #8

Of course I write the same as what I read. I love reading about spirituality and the blackpill

LWriter 2024-10-16 20:07:12 UTC #9

I think it depends, we all draw from what we know, and root the emotional anchor of our story in our feelings, whether we realize it or not, that’s what connects us to the story. My characters deal with a lot of heavy issues that I have experienced in way or another, just made more dramatic by the trappings of the fantasy genre of the story. Some of it you do have to research, which can be part of the fun, too. I read a bit about metals when writing the first chapter of my story for example ^^

Sinful_Pen 2024-10-16 20:13:47 UTC #10

starting a new novel, a new type of writing, and i hope everything likes it.

Apocalypse Squad shares the tale of a lone survivor trying to live in a world infested by a Zombie outbreak, Radioactive contamination, and treachery. amidst this corrupted landscape, the sole remaining human must forge alliances with others who can be trusted, all while surviving against hordes of Undead monsters and attempting to unravel the mystery behind the radiation that has poisoned the entire world and turning everything into chaos.

Genre: mystery, horror/thriller, adventure, and survival.

Tubacabra 2024-10-16 20:22:08 UTC #11

I usually read fantasy stories, but I've been known to pick up a thriller/horror novel. As far as what I write? Much of the same. I've got about a hundred novel ideas sitting around in my Google docs, most of which are fantasy, horror, or slice of life.

Anyway, check out my current series! I'm trying for the AF Tourney. Any feedback you have would be much appreciated!

Mohini9000 2024-10-16 20:24:37 UTC #12

Yes! What I write is the same as what I read. Because of this, I'll find myself being a fan of my comic series. It is a slice-of-life comedy with some LGBTQ+ in it, which is precisely what I like to read.

MelancholicOtaku 2024-10-16 20:40:57 UTC #13

Yup right now I’m working on a fantasy novel but perhaps when I’m done with the fantasy genre, I might try sci-fi or a mystery thriller as well. As for reading, it’s mostly fantasy but I’m willing to try just about any genre.

NetherSlayer 2024-10-16 21:31:57 UTC #14

What I've read over the years has definitely helped to direct what exactly I write about. I don't read much horror at all, so almost none of my writing has any aspect of that. Romance and comedy are never the focus of what I write, but it's sprinkled about in my stories, which are primarily action and adventure, fantasy or sci-fi stuff. In my current web-novel's case, it's action-fantasy, but set in a steampunk world (a genre I'm only slightly familiar with).

I read plenty of slice-of-life things too, and I worry at times my works that are meant to be faster paced take too long because I spend so much time talking and working on the characters. At the same time, I want people to be as connected with my casts as I feel connected with the characters of other stories.
https://tapas.io/series/The-Herald-of-Death/info

ScaryTerry 2024-10-16 22:24:16 UTC #15

I draw Horror and Humor and I also mostly read Humor and Horror. However, if it is a good enough story, I will read a novel or comic in any genre. That being said I did enjoy your novel and I did subscribe. Here is my comic for your mutual support.

heyroxi 2024-10-17 02:43:41 UTC #16

When it comes to writing, I like to put myself in the "What if?" scenarios, imagining how things might unfold in different situations. But for reading, it's a bit different! I often dive into genres that aren't usually my go-to, and it’s helped me explore and enjoy stories I wouldn’t have expected to like. I’m always amazed by the creativity and imagination in everyone’s work!

Here's what I currently working on:

And have finished one as well though it's more fun and comedy than the story itself:

MickC 2024-10-17 04:51:29 UTC #17

I would say yes since my work is actually inspired by Jane Austen and Bronte sisters when it comes to literary inspirations, yet my other inspirations for The Viscount and The Playwright are: Gravity Falls, The Owl House, Bojack Horseman, Guillermo del Toro, etc.

To be fair, I'm more focus on character-oriented stories instead of the genres of my inspirations. Sometimes, I would draw inspiration from character analysis videos, or few of my experiences.

finleydeandre 2024-10-17 05:38:13 UTC #18

(Yes, I'm a lifelong comic book lover and I read comics of all kinds including ones that are somewhat similar to mine.)

Have a daily comic strip called The Experiment check it out, subscribe let me know if you like it or if you don't either way is cool with me. The Experiment

BellaTheCow 2024-10-17 05:43:26 UTC #19

Would you be interested in sub4sub? lol if not it’s ok I’ll still sub to yours.

@MickC

Joisarjaydeep11 2024-10-17 05:53:02 UTC #20

The Sun - War of Gods Begins

Synopsis:

In a world where gods walks among the mortals, a young boy named Aryan is unexpectedly thrust into the divine realm, Following an untimely accident, he awakens not as the boy he once was, but as the Radiant Luminary—one of the most being in the world, The sun god- Aurelion Blaze.

As he grapples with his new existence, he uncovers a dangerous truth—gods are not the pinnacle of creation. An ancient race to ascend beyond even godhood has begun, with deities vying to steal each other’s authority.

Amid the chaos, alliances crumble, and a hidden war erupts, threatening to unravel the fabric of the universe. With powers far beyond his understanding and enemies on all sides, Orion must navigate this treacherous path, where even gods can fall. The war of Gods has begun.

I hope you'll give it a try. Thank you

pinkmiss523 2024-10-17 06:12:28 UTC #21

My novel

remiquise 2024-10-17 06:26:12 UTC #22

I don't even typically write my comics in the some genre, hah. In fact, over all, I'm all over the place.
I got 6 comics & 1 not yet released. Their genres: Historical/Horror, Slice-of-life/Romance, Supernatural/Romance, Thriller/Sci-fi, Fantasy/Romance, Fantasy/Drama, and Crime-Mystery/Supernatural. I just do whatever.
At least my written-not-comic works all seem to settle in Horror now-a-days
But if I read anything, if it isn't the ye old gothic classics from the 1800/1900s that is, it's (usually dark) romance. So. Take that as you will.

Novel; short horror stories.

Comic; fantasy/drama.

Liv45 2024-10-17 06:30:45 UTC #23

Hi, I read a lot of the same things about which I also write. But I also enjoy reading a lot of fantasy stuff. And that`s not really what I am writing about. As a writer I find it easier to write about real life and the simple stuff life has to offer

saralopezas23 2024-10-17 15:56:01 UTC #24

Mine is a comic but I hope you give it a look ^^

SiEfil 2024-10-17 17:10:53 UTC #25

Yep, I LOVE childcare manga and anime like Spy x Family, Gakuen Babysitters and Kotaro Lives Alone, so that aligns with my current series perfectly lol. I'm drawing Cain's Daycare, a supernatural comedy childcare series about monster kids! ^w^ Here's the newest episode I uploaded just today:

Leyelle 2024-10-17 21:21:13 UTC #26

Mostly I read classics like Dicken's, anne of green gables, the secret garden. But I write spec fic, some psych thrillers with mystery, as well as comedy, romance, slice of life, and drama. Basically a lotta bit of a lot of things lol

king-goldfish 2024-10-17 21:48:38 UTC #27

I guess kind of? I write fantasy/BL. Online, I prefer to read fantasy and/or BL. I'm a big Chinese webnovel fan for the numerous offerings that include both the genre has.

With traditionally published books, I read a lot more literary fiction, along with classic and modern fantasy. Right now, I'm reading The Brothers K by David James Duncan, which I love but am moving through so slowly it just got stolen back by the library, and I can't check it out again until the 12 people who had it on hold read it, and I really think a metro area of 2.5 million people ought to have more than one copy of this book in its library system? It's not like it's a particularly niche read.

Anyway. I also love Dostoevsky, Gogol, Dickens, Flannery O'Connor, Kelly Link, George Saunders, Lu Xun, Maggie O'Farrell. I've been reading a lot of non-fiction lately and really like Barbara Tuchman; I'm enjoying Dan Jones' books on the Plantagenets. Erik Larson is a really amazing history writer; I will be drawn into any story he's telling, even about topics I was not previously interested in. Oh, also, I'm obsessed with the papacy and recently read Conclave by Robert Harris so I could be ready to go see the movie the second it comes out. I really enjoyed it right up to the end, where I got some weird feelings about Harris's irl politics I have not made any attempts to confirm via google cause I still want to see the movie. I loved The Triumph of Christianity (it's probably not what you're imagining) by Bart Ehrman and Absolute Monarchs: A History of the Papacy by John Julius Norwich.

Anyway, I could go on forever and already have gone longer than I ought to have; here's my book about dead animals, the tyranny of the rich, and being gay: