comedy here because if we're going red / blue / yellow it corresponds to team instinct, but yeah, mystery is a genre and the other two are tones

Comedy & tragedy are absolutely genres hahahaha.

ok, yes, but it still stands that mystery doesn't correspond to emotional tone vs. what happens in the story -- you don't see stories described as "mysterious" as opposed to telling a mystery story, but stories can be comedic or tragic while fundamentally other things. I can't articulate specifically why Mystery doesn't match, but that's what I was trying to say with tone vs. genre.

I think they match fine? A story can be a mystery, a comedy, or a tragedy (among other things, like an adventure, lol). Of course there's overlap; these genres are absolutely titanic!

I can't really think of a good third option, I guess, save maybe going for the classical muses and doing comedy / tragedy / history, but I can see wanting to stick with fiction. personally, I think they should have gone the Pokemon routes of land / sea / sky, fire / ice / lightning, or past / present / future. I thought we were getting past v. future or city v. country, tbh.

The Greatest Estate Developer, obviously

ts made me giggle i should really do these types of messages

I actually have a character similar to this (Austheja) who designs outfits for Frags/OOT entities that match a Timeline's aesthetic/setting so they don't look out of place, and he is definitely overworked lmao

I have considered tailors for magical girls before, but in the current timeline, there's no this type of tailors yet. I do need to create regular tailor OCs tho.

i have adobe digital editions which i mainly use to put epubs on my kobo.. it's not that bad i guess, can't really do much in terms of customization tho

A playstore app that's simply called "Epub Reader" and does what it says on the label, and has been my best app ever since becuase it also reads pdfs AND keeps them where I left them. Excelent choice for reading downloaded books about topics I council other students about

i have modern calibre on pc and otherwise i use my kobo

I'm also an old calibre truther

Before getting my kindle, i used to read books on my phone via de ReadEra app. The free version has a lot of features already, it was pretty convenient! On PC i also use calibre too

calibre is a solid way to generate epubs, but there's programs out there, e.g. affinity (canva) and lacuna, which can make your file look and read the way you want, afaik. i haven't tried the latter two yet, but my writer 'cords have brought them up.

lets see. it took me 2 weeks to get from 30k to 40k. at this pace i can finish the first draft before summer ends