: This tag should be used for questions that deal with problems you as a writer encounter while working on a branching narrative, such as writing for a visual novel, gamebooks ("Choose Your

This tag should be used for questions that deal with problems you as a writer encounter while working on a branching narrative, such as writing for a visual novel, gamebooks ("Choose Your Own Adventure") and games (for example videogames or RPG campaigns). These topics have in common that the reader is interacting with the game, for example by turning to certain pages or making choices. Contrast this with [storyline], which is about a continuous storyline.

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: What are alternatives to "is that" as in "[something] is that [something]"? I am writing a thesis and I frequently find my self using the phrase 'is that'. For example: "The other feature that

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: How to know if the story is going too fast? I have a question, part subjective, part common sense I think... The conjunction of experience of some writers can be helpful for me. How you know

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: How often should I remind my readers of the setting? My story takes place in a city during a hard winter: streets are covered with snow, the wind is blowing, the river is frozen. I describe

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: Death as person - A funny part of the story? Or serious stuff? Death as a person is commonly known to any reader of the "Discworld" series from Terry Pratchett. Also death appears in the

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: What are alternatives to "is that" as in "[something] is that [something]"? I am writing a thesis and I frequently find my self using the phrase 'is that'. For example: "The other feature that

: How to know if the story is going too fast? I have a question, part subjective, part common sense I think... The conjunction of experience of some writers can be helpful for me. How you know

: How often should I remind my readers of the setting? My story takes place in a city during a hard winter: streets are covered with snow, the wind is blowing, the river is frozen. I describe

: Death as person - A funny part of the story? Or serious stuff? Death as a person is commonly known to any reader of the "Discworld" series from Terry Pratchett. Also death appears in the

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