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To be fair, the "chapters" were more like "booklets" (e.g., a short book on characterization). But, yeah, it got to the point that it was obvious the author was churning out booklets for sales rather than being truly useful.

Sol, Vern has a point. When we go to a chapter to leave a review and there is already a draft in progress, it shows us there's a draft, but doesn't allow us to click from there to get to the saved draft. This should be an easy fix.

Will, don't forget to subscribe to other authors' threads that interest you in this forum, if you haven't already. Seabrass's Maiden thread and Kdot's Tia thread are both sci-fi. Ignore my Galaxy Tales thread. I've shelved that project until after I get The Lord of the Earth series done.

Will, if you're interested, a bunch of us have gravitated to the Medieval Fantasy/Magic forum for brainstorming. It's a diverse group, including various fantasy, science fiction, and thriller stories. Create a thread with your book title and username as the subject line (e.g. 2000 Years Later - Will H.). Then whenever you want to brainstorm, ask questions, or have a discussion, just add a post to your thread, and everyone who is subscribed to it will be notified via email and usually respond in a day or so. Leads to interesting and very helpful suggestions that go beyond chapter reviews. I use mine all the time. There is a Science Fiction forum as well on the site, but almost no one posts there. If you need broader expertise, you can also post to Premium to reach the widest possible audience, although some of those have been known to go off the rails.

I'm feeling dense. I don't understand your comments. Whose pain & suffering do you think I'm hiding? Father Coppola? He's not particularly important beyond what I wrote. I doubt we'll see him again.

What am I missing?

Thanks, Sol.

Google Chrome (on Windows 10) says it's waiting for www.thenextbigwriter.com to respond. That goes on for 5-10 seconds.

Thank you, Randall.

Thanks, Don. Looking forward to it.

I'm used to using "me" in cases like this when I speak, but wanted to go for accurate grammar in my old age. I suspect eventually me will triumph over I as the English language continues to devolve.