Kael_Astryx
Sorry for distributing you
I want to know what's the requirement of submitting a story to be in the reading list. I'm a boomer in this.
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#FunFriday Actioneers! This week, chaos has hit, and there’s no time to think, only react. Sirens are screaming, the city is breaking, and your character is right in the middle of it all! Head to the activity chapter in our »Weekly Action Chronicles« https://yamur.dijitalkalp.com/1621358207-weekly-action-chronicles-57-drabble-9
DrawingDragons
@action I didn't write a story to these parameters, but I do thank you for giving me inspiration for writing something funny!
Julia_lvys
Meus caros leitores… a antiga Veneza guarda segredos que nem mesmo o tempo ousou revelar, ocultos nas águas escuras de seus canais. Dizem que, durante os Carnavais de Veneza, quando a cidade se entrega ao delírio e à noite, sussurros proibidos percorrem as vielas.
Que tal se perder nas páginas de “Palácio dos Sussurros”… e descobrir o que ecoa quando a festa termina?
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#QuestionOfTheWeek Actioneers, it's time for our next question of the week! Do you prefer lone wolf heroes or team-based action casts? Why? Let us know in the comments below!
vesperharrow
@action A lone wolf burns clean. A team burns hotter. You get rivalry, loyalty, buried history, unspoken affection, fractures under pressure, and the kind of tension that only exists when people have to depend on each other whether they want to or not. One hero can carry a story- a good team can make it bleed. — Vesper Harrow
LanaLazarAuthor
@action Lone wolves, you tend to root for more. Things are harder on your own, but you can focus on the emotion and surroundings more. A team can also be fun, though. Depends on what you like.
YukiBonavich
@action Lone wolf. It’s quieter, easier to think, and you don’t have to rely on anyone else. But the moment they let someone in, that’s when things get complicated.
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#FunFriday Actioneers! This week, we’re slowing things down to sharpen your imagination. Step into a single moment and bring it to life using nothing but pure description, no dialogue, no action, just atmosphere. Paint the scene with your words and show us how powerful mood and detail can be. Make it vivid. Make it immersive. Make it unforgettable! Head to the activity chapter in our »Weekly Action Chronicles« https://yamur.dijitalkalp.com/1619889836-weekly-action-chronicles-56-rapid-fire
darrellpitt
The story line. I usually change the story title about a dozen times before I publish
lyttlejoe
@action The story line generally, and the title often comes from a line in the story, either a description or a piece of dialogue. In my case, the characters direct the story and I just follow along.
Arthuuur12
@MichaelTodd68 Storyy linnneeee
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#QuestionOfTheWeek Actioneers, It’s time for our next question of the week! What comes first to you as a writer, the story title or the story line? Let us know when the comments
_Pepsi_caan_
@action storyline, first i create the story then make a suitable title for the story ^_^
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#FunFriday Actioneers! This week, the fate of the mission is in your hands. One split-second choice can change everything; will your hero chase the villain or save the innocent? Figure it out in this week's activity! Head to the activity chapter in our »Weekly Action Chronicles« https://yamur.dijitalkalp.com/1618336397-weekly-action-chronicles-55-hero%27s-choice
albeainz12
@action For me, it’s better to save the innocent because you may face your enemy again in the next battle. It’s best to save the innocent first; sometimes the person you help will be the one to help you in return, and when you face the enemy next time, your character will become even stronger.