r/RomantasyAuthors

Hi Everyone,

Over the past few days, there’s been an increase in AI posts. So I’m just here with a reminder that r/Romantasy has zero tolerance for AI generated content. It doesn’t matter if it’s a cover, a meme, written or whatever else the slop can do. No AI allowed, ever, end of story.

We try and keep it easy going here but this is a firm and nonnegotiable rule. AI generated content does *not* belong in creative spaces so let’s keep it that way here.

Please reach out if you have any questions,
Lyss_

Hi I'm Allie, I've been struggling with motivation and inspiration to write. I'd love a writing buddy to get my creative juices flowing again as I start a new romantasy project. Someone to talk writing with, bounce ideas off of, be involved in each others protects, perhaps start projects together. I'm very open.

• Genre/s: fantasy/romance/romantasy
• Goals/expectations/commitment: Looking for something longer term, where a friendship forms and we can support each other throughout
• Writing/experience level: No experience level needed, I've been writing for a long time and now working toward publishing eventually.
• Meeting place: Discord

Comment below or DM me if you're interested!

Hello, I am an autistic woman who is struggling a bit with writing neurotypical dialogue. The rest all seems to work well, and to test it Ive run examples through Ai detectors and everything but dialogue comes back human. Unfortunately im not sure I know how to write dialogue between neurotypical people without it coming accross as very ai.

Im not actually sure how to fix this issue. I feel like my story is strong, my magical system is interesting and I even wrote an autistic fmc because write what you know? The autism even factors into the storyline in what I feel is also a unique way. But when I need to write dialogue between the non autistic folk, I am struggling and im just really not sure how to get around this.

Suggestions?

Just for discussion-do you lean into Romantasy tropes or do write against them?

I've posted this in a couple of Reddit groups, and someone pointed me to this one.

I currently have three manuscripts on the go, all at different stages: one is with a developmental editor, one is just over halfway drafted, and the third is still in the early planning/writing phase.

I don't have any friends who write, and it's starting to feel a little isolating. I'd love to find a small group of like-minded people to talk about writing with, brainstorm ideas, work through plot holes, and give honest, constructive feedback.

I've been writing on and off for most of my life because I simply love telling stories. Over the past few years, I've started treating it as a much more serious hobby and have been focusing on improving my craft.

I'm hoping to find a small group (2–4 people) that's flexible. Life gets busy, so I'm not looking for rigid schedules, just people who enjoy chatting throughout the week and maybe planning the occasional Discord call for bigger discussions.

Published or unpublished, beginner or experienced, I don't mind. I'm just looking for a supportive little community where we can help each other grow.

If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, send me a DM!