It’s that time of the week – Discussion Tuesday.
From those who are new, each week I post a topic (relevant to my WIP) and try to unravel the mysteries and perspectives of it.
Last weeks topic was Dialogue in Novels, and the week prior was Information dumps.
If you did missed out, you can click on the link above and read.
For now, this weeks discussion is:
What type of writer are you?
For people that have stumbled upon my blog, there is a common theme with my posts: the stage of my editing process for my novel.
Four steps to structure a novel series.
First things first: before you do anything else, you need to decide if a series is the right choice for the story you want to tell. There’s no point setting out to write a series just for the sake of it; it needs to be the right vessel to deliver your particular tale.
If you don’t intend to write a series, that’s fine but there are some points you can apply to stand alone novels.
It’s that time of the week – Discussion Tuesday.
From those who are new, each week I post a topic (relevant to my WIP) and try to unravel the mysteries and perspectives of it.
Last weeks topic was Information Dumps, it wasn’t as engaging as the week prior (Profanity in novels) nevertheless it still attracted some engagement. But if you did missed out you can contribute on the link above.
For now, this week’s topic is:
Dialogue
It’s that time of the week – Discussion Tuesday.
From those who are new, each week I post a topic (relevant to my WIP) and try to unravel the mysteries and perspectives of it.
Last weeks topic was Profanity in novels, it was an engaging topic and if you missed out you can contribute on the link above.
For now, this week’s topic is:
Information dumps
Douglas W.T. Smith 