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Tempest of Stars; [Romantasy, 3, 312 words]

hi!
I have finished a draft of my novel and have done a round of self editing. I definitely have more editing to do however I want to step away from it for a bit before going back so I have a fresh perspective. During this time I’d love to get some initial feedback on how it reads, if it captures attention, any concerns with writing style, etc.

I plan on looking for beta readers to read it all for feedback on plot holes, character development, where the story may fall flat and the like.

For context: this is a Romantasy that follows a group on a quest for a magical object, however they are all on the journey for different, conflicting reasons. They don’t know this and it inevitably leads to betrayals you didn’t see coming.

Anything helps :)

u/bartholomew_5 — 6 days ago

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Thoughts on new accounts ?

heyy
I’m curious on your thoughts on new Reddit accounts participating in writer threads, specially when it comes to sharing works in progress, asking for feedback or seeking beta readers.
personally, I’ve been on reddit for years but created a new account specially for my writing / reading interests. I have a book I’ve been working on for a couple of years and feel ready to share it for feedback or maybe get a beta reader or two but I know some people frown upon requests coming from new accounts - thoughts ?

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u/bartholomew_5 — 9 days ago

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Thoughts on new accounts ?

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u/bartholomew_5 — 10 days ago