Sera Maddox Drake

@marsaumell - I do intend to read it - I'm embarrassingly behind on my reading, but I don't put books into TBR stacks without intending to read them at some point. Yours looks good. I think you might have been one of the people who got a prize in the Open Door Awards? One reason I enter contests is to find new and interesting books to read. :)

If you’re interested in my scripts , it’d probably be best in non fiction or something? 
            
            Four beat waltz would probably be best in horror or thriller depends where you think a cult in a modern supernatural setting  would fit lmao 

@MonHyp57 - It'll be a while before I get around to it, but yes, please. Since I just spent about eight hours over the course of the past two days curating my stacks, and making new stacks for the purpose of easier browsing, what category/genre would you like me to put your book(s) in? 
            
            If you want me to add self-hypnosis scripts to my stacks, I can do that, too; until I have a general nonfiction stack, they'll go in Dunno, which is my "everything" stack.

Following my feed, not following my feel. ^^^ Sorry. Splitting headache. I'm making typos.

@SeraDrake Oh, okay. Yeah, I totally understand wanting to reorganize and make stories more accessible. That's what I did with my reading lists, and most of them I made so my followers can find stories, though some I made for myself as well.
            
            And no rush, can't wait to hear what you think. =)

@MDjarin17 - They were already in my stacks, just different ones. 
            
            I spent three hours last night and five hours today rearranging my stacks to make them easier to navigate. I can find stuff more easily now, and so can anyone who browses my profile, although I don't know if I have enough influence on this platform that anyone else would want to browse my stacks. I'd like to think so, but it's probably wishful thinking...
            
            Now all I have to do is get caught up on reading the books I've shelved.

@JankyFluffy Autism runs my and my husband's family as well as other nuerdivernt. I find I keep having to change the dialogue to make characters sound more typical. Though I did write one of my first novels from a typical gifted person. It was accepted for publication but the new editor didn't like it and they didn't tell me they dropped me but I found by their website. Thanks again. 

@JankyFluffy - Autistic that I am, I am passionate about getting more neurodivergent leads (including romantic leads) into the public eye. My own novel is written about an autistic person and her equally autistic lover; I wrote it in the first person, and I don't think I could write first-person using a neurotypical/allistic protagonist if I tried. I have no idea what it's like to not be autistic. Maybe if I wrote from the third person, I could write about neurotypical people - I wouldn't need to get inside their heads. 
            
            I think I'm done curating my Wattpad book stacks now. Hopefully people who browse them will find it easier to find material they're looking for. (Hopefully I have enough followers that people might actually want to browse my stacks, but that might be asking too much. I don't know how much influence I have on this platform. Probably not much).

@amaryll28 - I am always open to recommendations, although it may be a long time before I have a chance to read any of them. If nothing else, _Devour_ will go into a couple of my stacks, so anybody who browses my profile looking for stuff to read can find it easily. Thanks! :)

No matter what, thank you for the support <3, it still means a lot.

@AnnamitaMuscaria - I'm curating my stacks for the first time in months. You should be easier to find now. :)