Hi there so i realised there is a structure to writing. Every book follows a pattern but no one has defined what that pattern is.
Here is an example
takes 100 sections that have a meaning and an purpose at the end
Here is an example:
Each example needs between 100-500 words for each setting to be a book
1)Who are they
2)How did they get there
3)Where are they going
4)Who are they meeting
5)What do the things they are meeting do
6)How long will it take for them to get there
7)How long will.it take for the things they are meeting to get done what they have to do
8)How old are they
9) what brought them.there
10) who were their ancestors
11) why did their ancestors leave them
12) how do they dress
13) how do they dress different than their ancestors
14) what are their customs
15) how are their customs different than the people they mer
16) what technology do they have
17) how ia their technology different than the people's they met
18)what animals do they have
19) how are they different than the ones the other group has
20)what diseases did they bring
21)what other colonies do they represent
22) how are they different than the peoples they met
As you can see I only made it to 22,
it needs another 78 sections for it to be long enough to be a book
The point is when 100 to 500 words are added to each setting that the person can just paste each section together and have a book.
What would be interesting about this writing structure too would be if the person could write at any section from the end to the beginning or anywhere and still make a sensible book at the end
This is one example. There is different structure to each book.
Im hoping someone will take the time with me to test different captions to write a book as mentioned.
All books are structured but as of yet no one has defined what that structure is.
I hope that we will
Please share your thoughts
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