Hey /lit/, I heard you like books and I need your help. I have

I probably wouldn't be interested in any sort of furry novel, no.

You're making a fundamental newbie error here of thinking that the idea for the plot is what's important. You could have the most innovative and interesting plot in the world, but it's nothing without the writing that frames it. Not just the prose style but the characters, their relationships and dialogue and so on. Work on your writing, what you actually write about is mostly irrelevant.

>>7524108
>how did I not notice that it's furry as fuck

You're probably right, but I find it difficult to write anything without a plot. Though I am only just starting out.

Writing is fucking difficult.

>>7524122
Start by writing some short plot arcs, perhaps set within that universe if you like. Some minor characters in little conflicts that would be important to the plot.
It's not difficult so much as a slog, time consuming.

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>>7524031
Why is the scientist doing this again? In order to have a sustainable supply of meat or is he just an eccentric faggot who likes to create abominations?

Whatever you figure the story out to be doesn't matter without proper writing, well developed characters and their relationships. Your plot may be impeccable and holeless but without the things >>7524122 mentioned your story is not gonna go far.

>>7524108
>not reading for the plot
There's a reason King is the king of novelists.

Honestly, I like your first idea better. They're both pretty played out ideas, but the second one needs serious finesse to be done well, whereas the first just needs to be fun.

Don't listen to people who say, "Don't write for plot, you need good prose," etc. because that's not what the majority of people read for, and a pulpy sci-fi story like the one you described almost NEVER has good prose. /lit/ is out of touch in the same way that /mu/ is, just bear that in mind when asking for advice here.

>>7524170
Are you deliberately misreading my posts? I wasn't telling him he needs some sort of god-tier prosaic stylings to make his book worth reading, but it needs some level of polish at least. The sort of pulpy sci-fi plot he gave is fine but any other plot could be just as good. There's nothing either groundbreaking or wrong with his plot, it's just not very important.

>>7524031
The idea is stupid, and you shouldn't bother writing if you have bad grammar.

is this a sequel to The Island of Dr. Moreau?