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This work gives me Lord of The Rings, Harry Potter vibes. This is perfect for those who prefer epic fantasy and a relatively lighthearted and PG-13 read. All in all, a more wholesome story than anything else with minor bloodshed.
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Show, don’t tell comes down to semantics and how someone chooses to convey a message in their story to their desired reader. The object of writing is to tell a compelling story, thus the term ‘storyteller’. Sure, one can say using active voice rather than passive voice is better as it delivers more of a
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I couldn’t recommend this series enough if I tried! This book starts off fast paced and is just a wild ride all the way. From the moment Michael wakes up in Erebus’ chamber with Stayne looking over him to the moment he leaves the sector in the end, this book is one thing after another…
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You can publish your novel in one of two ways. . . Traditional or Self-publishing. The fundamental process is the same: Write the novel, edit the novel, publish the novel. Very simple. For those that want to go the traditional route, it will take anywhere from six months to a year depending on how long
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Take the pressure off yourself to write a certain amount and focus on the most important thing which is writing in the first place. One strategy you can use is to set a minimum amount you will write per day, I suggest one page a day to start.
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Most writers have trouble establishing flow or rhythm because they tend to turn writing into a metric. In the writing word, most tend to focus entirely too much on hitting a certain word count rather than enmeshing themselves into the story. Investment into the story is what establishes rhythm and flow, and focusing on word
