When describing action in your novel, you want a fast pace and a flowing rhythm. Action is meant to be the element that drives the story forward, so make sure the actions in your narrative does just that.
Be More Persuasive By Writing Simpler
February 2nd, 2012Writing more persuasively may sound like the cue to begin using complex techniques and language constructions. In fact, that’s where many novice writers err. If you want to be more persuasive, stripping down, instead of loading up on even greater amounts of words, is more likely to helpful.
When To Use Summaries In Novels
February 2nd, 2012Writing a novel isn’t always about depicting each scene in detail. Sometimes, you’ll have to use summaries to fast-forward into the action, too. There are several instances in a novel where a summarized, rather than detailed, description is useful.
Five Ways To Add Clarity And Precision In Your Writing
January 31st, 2012Really good writing is clear and precise, leaving no room for misunderstanding and confusion on the reader’s part. If you want that quality in your own writing, start by doing these things when editing your prose:
