Alright /lit/, so I wrote my first major piece and it came really

post it in the critique thread

>>9777522

smashwords

>>9777529
It's fifty thousand words long

>>9777562
Post it here in segments and get roasted by us
Or take it to reddit and get roasted by them
At this point there are only two options

Is it literary or genre?

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>>9777587

OP here. Is there any way to answer this question on /lit/ that won't end up in complete mayhem?

>>9777583
I had more of a community in mind, not a bunch of wilds that will ravage each other over stuff like they guy above mentioned. I'm sure there are nice guys here, interested in constructive critique. Most will fuck up the topic though.

>>9777522
Reddit communities are great once you get involved. The regulars are much better at critique, but if they think you're a fly-by you'll be less likely to get their attention.

>>9777611
I feel disinclined to help you now that I know you think we're not good enough.
Take your questions to google, no one here needs you
(its not like we're desperate for new material to read anyway...)

>>9777638

Don't get sore from honest talk. You know as much as I do that this board is, by nature, full of douchebags. By admitting that I will save myself and those willing to help a lot of time and nerves.

If it's genre I'm sure the autistic fellows in the sci-fi/fantasy general would read some

>>9777611

Don't be a pussy. Some of the best advice I've ever gotten has been the most biting. Writers, introverts we are, can get really narcissistic about our ideas, and sometimes need a smack in the mouth.

>>9777659
It ain't sci-fi and it ain't fantasy. It's fiction and it's as literary as I was able to make it.

>>9777670
This is not about biting, it's about watering down the topic with shit talk. But I am willing to give it a try. Can't lose anything but time I reckon.