Well, make sure you include SOME kind of denoument. If it goes climax -> end then the reader is left scratching their head going "okay, what...
Yes, I talk to myself. Only way to guarantee intelligent conversation XD In seriousness, though, I sometimes will speak out the dialogues I've...
I'm rereading for the umpteenth time: Exiles: The Ruins of Ambrai and Exiles: The Mageborn Traitor, both by Melanie Rawn. Epic political/magical...
Firming off of Cogito's post, the very first thought I had when reading your concept is: Kim Stanley Robinson. What matters about your story is...
writing without an outline is good for short stories (1000-4000 words), because those can be done, realistically, in a couple of days, maybe even...
A good way to portray voices, I've found, is when the character first speaks, use a couple of power words. For example: "Welcome to hell," the...
As long as you keep it consistent throughout the entire storyline, there is no problem without naming the main character. The key is keeping the...
I'll use a personal example of a character I wrote in for a movie script my friend was developing (project is dead now, so my character is now...
People will say you can't, people will put you down, but never, ever let go of that dream, no matter how long it takes you. A LOT of writers go...
If I may reference one of the greatest games that will come in the next decade, look at how Blizzard Entertainment is developing StarCraft 2. Each...
Thankyou! :D
I like this man. He thinks as I do >:] Ooo sharp, pointy things make blood spurt YAY!
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