Another Friday. Woo-hoo! Made some more progress on my story this week. The chapter still needs more work, but I've got the basic framework established and that was what I'd been struggling with. Hopefully the chapter will be finished by the end of the weekend!
Enjoy the links and have a great weekend!
How to be an Agent’s "Dream Client"
Discoverability, or The Two Hundred Pocket
Are Your Characters Living in the Moment or Watching it Pass By?
Are You Revealing Your Story’s Stakes at the Ideal Moment?
Resonating with Both Classic Heroes and Dark Protagonists
Creating Stunning Character Arcs, Pt. 4: Your Character’s Ghost
The 3 Most Common Problems with First Person POV and How to Fix Them
Website of Ken Rahmoeller -- fantasy author, chemist, and lover of all things Hogwarts (Photo Courtesy of Scarluuk)
Thanks for the links.
ReplyDeleteI know how to fix first person problems - don't write in first person.
That's the spirit! I always planned to write my stories in third person, but lately I've been dabbling with the idea of writing one of them in first person. Maybe I'll try both ways and let some of my readers decide which is best.
DeleteGreat links! I do need to make sure I'm not making 1st person POV mistakes. :)
ReplyDeletePOV mistakes are easy to miss and are one of the best reasons for having critique partners. Thanks for the comment.
DeleteExcellent links. I'm headed to check a few out. Way to go with your writing progress! I'm on the tail end of my edits, and I tell you what, I love this journey! It's so frustrating sometimes, but SO rewarding.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for being almost done with your book. The journey is long enough that you deserve credit just for finishing. Good luck!
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