Should we focus on a (horror, comedy, or romance)?
The button turned a bright, inviting green. . He clicked.
(the one he wrote in a fever dream in Maine) Chapter 1-5_V3_FINAL.pdf The Midpoint_Revised_FINAL_ActualFinal.pdf The Ending_WaitThisIsSad.pdf
Arthur took a deep breath and hit 'Send' to his editor. He didn't even notice the sheep logo waving goodbye. If you'd like to take this story further, let me know: Should the be the next part?
Arthur paced. If the internet cut out now, was it a sign? Was the universe telling him the prose was purple? He thought about the character in Chapter 7, the one who lived in a lighthouse and only spoke in riddles. Would the transition from the gritty urban realism of Chapter 6 be too jarring once they were physically joined in the same document? Ding.
The server whirred. A small notification appeared: Your files are being processed.
Arthur stared at the progress bar, his finger hovering over the mouse. This was it. The culmination of three years, four breakups, and several gallons of black coffee.