Basic rule of thumb ~~
The longer the work, the more details you will need.
The longer you are asking the reader to sustain disbelief, the more details they will need to do it.
Basic rule of thumb ~~
The longer the work, the more details you will need.
The longer you are asking the reader to sustain disbelief, the more details they will need to do it.
“To be completely woman you need a master and in him, a compass for your life. You need a man you can look up to and respect. If you dethrone him, it is no wonder that you are discontented, and discontented women are not loved for long.”- Marlene Dietrich
NOTE TO SELF: "Sadistic rat bastard, Sir!" is not a safeword!
OK, since the story goes on for a while I went back and dropped in a few place names and references to events that affect the plot. I agree it's better to do so naturally, such as in the course of conversation.
Also, I started work on a new story in a Roman setting; I think this one has potential.
Thanks for the feedback.
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