/lit/ - Literature

>>17560258
Bakker, the dude that has been shilled threadly for the past half a fucking year. Are you a tourist?
The whole thing takes place after the actual, literal Apocalypse, the end of the damn world, and the sides are trying to prevent a second apocalypse. That's literally the name if the books series, not even memeing. The second apocalypse series.

Also I swear I've never said this before, but lurk more.

>>17309731
In my options, chapters are a better instrument to use for time passing, instead of writing "... and [protagonist] traveled for many days until he reached [place]."
You can just end a chapter with the protag leaving, and start the new chapter with him arriving to the new place.
Or better yet (and I just know I'm gonna get shat on for saying this) do chapters to intrusive new POV characters. Better start a chapter with another character, than saying "... in the meanwhile, on the other side of town, X was doing Y."

Actually it doesn't even sound too bad. I think I'll implement this, but as of now I'm uploading my story in a chapterly fashion. Once I'm done I might combine it all together, remove the meme chapters and use the examples above to further things and add POVs. Oh well...

>>14785493
Women are unironically AVID consoomers of fantasy and urban fantasy. When I say avid, I mean 5+ books a week easily. Most of my friends read at least 3 books a week, some (including myself when possible) a book a day or a book every 2 days. Also these nufantasy books are very easy to read, as they contain mostly dialogue with little descriptions. Only just enough to be serviceable, but you'll never find BotNS tier pages upon pages upon pages of descriptions and philosophical musings.