Apr
23rd
2016
Question for you readers · 9:31pm Apr 23rd, 2016
So, quick question to pose to you all. As I am looking at the meager amount of words for the next chapter (seem to be deleting more than I end up writing it seems, heh) I have a question to ask.
Would you rather me update as I finish a chapter? Or would you rather me build a buffer so that, if my writing does stumble again, I have chapters ready to go? This is all assuming I can write at a decent pace again, mind, but each have their own ups and downs to it, so curious what you, the readers, think.
Next chapter, either way, currently stands at 800 words or so.
Personally I would prefer the buffer, I would be fine with waiting longer for chapter updates if it meant that at some point later on we would get them more frequently.
I have no real preference, since I've thoroughly enjoyed your works. I write little things (as a small hobby) and I tend to pop out a few chapters at a time, though I usually start losing my momentum in most of my little tales after ten chapters or so...
It's probably not too helpful, but just go with whatever flows more naturally for you. At the very least, I'll gladly read your stuff whenever you put it up. Stories like yours are one of the few joys I have the pleasure of appreciating.
I would prefer the buffer approach, I hate it when I get just a couple of breadcrumbs every so often, much rather wait longer if it means you'll have more ready to go.
Buffah!
Yeah, buffer would be good.
Buffer.
Also it's great to see you back.
Buffah
Post, not buffer.
I would do the following for a while:
Write 3, release 1. Repeat until you have a decent size buffer of stories up and ready.
That way, you're still releasing at a reasonable pace while building up the buffer.
Of course, that's assuming you're able to get back into a steady rhythm. Making a buffer *at all* while not having much time to write equals bad idea.