#comment box

the code is

div#feedback {

position: sticky;

bottom: 9px;

margin: auto;

z-index: 20;

}

#feedback textarea.comment_form{

min-height: 5em;

}

#kudos {

display: none

}

Or

div#feedback {

position: sticky;

bottom: 9px;

margin: auto;

z-index: 20;

}

#feedback textarea.comment_form{

min-height: 5em;

}

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What do you consider vital to your writing process? Maybe it’s your favorite pen, a special writing place, a scented candle…what do you need to have a successful writing session?

~tabswrites

Paper. Paper and writing by hand makes the words so much better than drafting on a screen. I don't know why it makes such a big difference but it does. I get real particular about my writing instruments (I've been using my fountain pens more and more exclusively), but if I really need to, I can get by with writing with a cheap ball point. Paper is non-negotiable.

1) Take a deep breath and stop

10 Do you like to share whenever you have a new idea for you story? Or do you prefer to keep (some) thing private/secret?

A lot of what I write ends up split between medieval castle towns and regular everyday cities. Pretty much everything has at least a little fantasy thrown in. I also end up with a lot of science labs and alchemy as background elements somehow.

As for vibes, I don't think I've really narrowed anything down quite yet. I think the recent stuff I've written has been fairly casual with bits I find funny intermixed. I wouldn't call it humor though because I don't think everyone would think of it as funny. A couple examples of those bits that come to mind are from the scene I wrote in response to a writing prompt this week.

"Six hours later, Villain and I were in tears.

“That was so bad!” I laughed. “Why did you make me watch that?”

“I’m a supervillain.”'

"'Again, I don’t understand why this has to stop. You had fun today!' Villain was pouting.