It's more about how the adversaries go about war, and the people it will effect that matters most. What I find cliche is the typical villain who...
My character is traumatized with guilt for not running out to save a young child from a creature. He himself was actually powerless to help...
The first hand written draft of my book is finished, and so for the past couple months I've been typing the second draft. Of course, as I've typed...
No this is very good advice. It helped create a few scenes in mind, and gave me a different, or even a better dynamic to approach this. It even...
That is perfect! There will be 7 books although, so stretch the concept?
The three wanted to travel over the summer anyway, so they see it as an opportunity/reason to continue on. I should add pros and cons to them...
The move "Crash" is a perfect example of just that.
Naturally for me I started to write in third person omniscient. I see things more cinematically in my hand as I write, so there are a lot key...
I agree with this. I hand write the first draft just to get everything out, then I do all the editing as I'm typing it. It gives you a better...
The last few pages of my book were rushed. The scene can be expanded easily since the concept is there, and it’s a first draft. But the issue is...
Thanks for that insight. I would of never thought to stack subconsciously that way in a sentence. It conveys an underlying intent.
I stay away from intentionally annoying characters. Because to me, it's all too predictable when they finally "get what's coming to them". Sure it...
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