/lit/ - Literature

>>20587576
Things loose their novelty. To keep wowing people you have to perpetually amp things up. So long anthologies either start going bonkers or get stale, nether is really conducive to good storytelling.

Authors get big heads and stop accepting good criticism from pre-readers or editors who also become less eager to question the ways of a successful author.

Authors get lazy and some cheat, hiring ghost writers and whatnot.

Book sales taper off and may not justify the amount of effort. The ninth book in a series will not move as many copies as the first.

What are some good loli science fiction or fantasy stories?

Requesting cute and funny recommendations.

>>20525129
Thanks for the recordation, going to have to check it out.

>>20518383
Why was that post deleted? I thought it was extremely wholesome and save worthy.

>>20518406
This one perhaps not.