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DragonMasterX · 01-17-2014

I'd been finding werewolf stories lately that I simply can't bring myself not to drop in the middle of the read because of how bland and boring they are (I'm highly likely biased because I don't find any appeal in werewolves after seeing them exhausted in both popular and obscure media like they have), but the transformation process DOES follow a certain pattern that, again, I seemed to ignore at the time of writing my own process.

And well uh, usually all of my one shots (8 to 12 pages on average) take around 2-3 hours to complete, when I'm not being disturbed. I usually present it as is, spending a few extra seconds to execute the grammar & spelling checker. I'm probably way less dedicated than I should be! I believe that for the size of this story, 5 hours is a good measure of time, and it also came out pretty nice!

01-17-2014	#6
DragonMasterX Frequent Poster Join Date: May 2009 Location: Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina Posts: 219	Re: Shifting [TF / Werewolves] I'd been finding werewolf stories lately that I simply can't bring myself not to drop in the middle of the read because of how bland and boring they are (I'm highly likely biased because I don't find any appeal in werewolves after seeing them exhausted in both popular and obscure media like they have), but the transformation process DOES follow a certain pattern that, again, I seemed to ignore at the time of writing my own process. And well uh, usually all of my one shots (8 to 12 pages on average) take around 2-3 hours to complete, when I'm not being disturbed. I usually present it as is, spending a few extra seconds to execute the grammar & spelling checker. I'm probably way less dedicated than I should be! I believe that for the size of this story, 5 hours is a good measure of time, and it also came out pretty nice!