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I changed my story line because it wasn't concentrating on the teens story and about her feelings, then I heard that some teen stories in the First point of view help the reader get closer to how the teen is feeling. This is a suspense story deali...
Thanks Judi, for letting me know about that book, I am buying it from Amazon today! I do have over a 100 different reference and help books for writing and I gotta say that I do learn something from each one, but I don't ever go back to them. I am...
Yes Alicia it is my first draft on second story, but the one I have been working on for over 4 years is on its thrid draft and I have changed the story plot three or 4 times and saved the story so many times i am confused which is the one that I s...
Congrats to any of you that finished anything above 50,000. I have beent stuck on two that I am writing and one is only at 5,600 the other stalled out little over 10,000.
Pat yourself on the back!
I have seen a few different websites like Textnovel and BookRix. These websites allow you to post chapters and entire stories on the web for others to read and give opinions on. But I am wondering if this is bad if you also have plans to eventuall...
Hi Mary,
A novel in a month, phew! I am scared, but I might take a look at the website. I looked it up last November and with Thanksgiving and my daughters busy schedule I knew I couldn't truly put my all into it. I am going to decide in next few ...
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