Write
Fiction
Brainstorming every twist
and turn of your story’s action is most crucial to writing fiction.
Each little plot and subplot should be exploited and enlarged to add
meaningful action and color to your story. Create powerful subplots
that will make your novel rich and engaging.
A writer must develop a compelling plot within the first few pages.
A weak plot is irritating to your reader and they will put the book
down. Also developing a back story will make your characters real and
believable.
Create complete main character sketches and minor character sketches
that will bring your characters to such vivid life that you AND your
reader will feel like they’re real people. Use index cards and
write the qualities, faults and sins of your charactors. Readers will
eagerly await every book you write.
Writing
Fiction is made easier with this fine fine blueprint.
Take a
look at it now!
Put your charactors in a different setting so that your novel stands
out heads above the competition. Dare to be different and original.
Describe someplace that you have lived. This makes it a bit easier to
see a place in your head and then write about it.
Do what research you need to do. The internet is one place to find information,
used book stores are another and don't forget the library. If you include
facts or historical data, you must be 100% correct. On large index cards
write important facts to help keep yourself on track.
Stage each chapter to draw the reader through the book. Each chapter
should start and end with a cliff hanger. Write in a way that evokes
all the senses so your reader will be drawn into your novel’s world.
Choose the best words to conjure up the image you want to create so
that your writing is polished and professional. Don't be wordy just
for the sake of more lines.
Create a perfect balance of details, enough but not too much, so that
your reader always has a clear picture of your scenes but is never bored.
Unneccessary details and verbiage will have your reader closing the
book and leaving you.
Although
saying that your novel will write itself if you follow the steps in
the e-books is a bit of a stretch, the process does make writing a novel
MUCH easier.
