A/N: I'm pleasantly surprised by everyone who's intimate with KKM and supportive of this fic. Thank you! I hope you continue enjoying it. I had a lot of fun with this particular chapter. :D
I love alternate universes but am an even bigger fan of stories that actually have a plot. This looks very promising. Find yourself a beta though. There are some rough spots that could use the application of some fine sand paper.
I'm looking forward to reading more stories in this universe.
I also love alternate universes that are plot-heavy. :)
May I ask what you mean, though? Could you give me specific examples of 'rough spots'? I'm always open to critique, but that's rather vague, and vagueness doesn't really construe constructive criticism.
Thanks for not being angry with me. Our stories are our babies and every one of them is exceptional.
There are two kinds of things that a Beta could have helped with:
Word choice: "He tries to shirk off Jackson's grip." If I were your Beta I would have asked if you didn't mean shrugged off. "Shirk" doesn't make sense.
Hasty proofing: "They lead straight behind her and end a few trees behind of him." "Of" is not needed.
Placing Stiles and all the Teen Wolf gang in a medieval, parallel universe is interesting and should make for some fun stories. The stories will be even more fun if your readers don't have to stop and wonder what you mean.
As I said, our stories are our babies; but like moms sending their kids off to school we want them to have their hair combed and their clothes clean. Writers need to do the same thing.
You're brave to ask for examples. Not many people would. I respect that.
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I'm looking forward to reading more stories in this universe.
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May I ask what you mean, though? Could you give me specific examples of 'rough spots'? I'm always open to critique, but that's rather vague, and vagueness doesn't really construe constructive criticism.
ETA: Thanks for your feedback, btw.
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There are two kinds of things that a Beta could have helped with:
Word choice: "He tries to shirk off Jackson's grip." If I were your Beta I would have asked if you didn't mean shrugged off. "Shirk" doesn't make sense.
Hasty proofing: "They lead straight behind her and end a few trees behind of him." "Of" is not needed.
Placing Stiles and all the Teen Wolf gang in a medieval, parallel universe is interesting and should make for some fun stories. The stories will be even more fun if your readers don't have to stop and wonder what you mean.
As I said, our stories are our babies; but like moms sending their kids off to school we want them to have their hair combed and their clothes clean. Writers need to do the same thing.
You're brave to ask for examples. Not many people would. I respect that.
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I'm on the run, literally, so I'll just be very nice and wait for updates.
Pie-pie!
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