denis69

As OP said, everyone is different. If that doesn't work out don't get discouraged, try different methods. It's a lot of work too and you should expect to write, rewrite and edit quite a lot but always try to cling to the initial idea/feeling you were going after.

For a lot people, laying things out and organizing them before they start the story really helps them keep the pace up and avoid inconsistencies so that's what I'd recommend. Keep a list of the things that happen in each chapter, important questions that will keep you on track like What am I trying to convey? What are my characters' motivations? Their problems?, etc.

Also, don't get too stressed out looking for the most original, unheard of, captivating premise. Anything works; what you should go for is character and world development.

Reading a lot helps too and putting yourself in a creative environment, surrounded by constant stimulus is probably, fmpov, the most important thing.

I'm happy to hear so! Good luck.

Haha nice recommendation, I've read it too!

What do you think of writing stand-alone episodes in the same universe? There's a lot of potential in this kind of world and I think it'd be awesome if in the future we got to learn about characters unrelated to the main storyline.

Also, what's a book anyone should read?