A balance between your
web sites/blogs, to research realistic fiction, and novel writing is important. Realistic writing should be believable to
engage your reader. Research your
writing for details that your reader will find more interesting.
Using reliable
internet sites can be a fast way to research.
Visit your library,
and if your library is online with your library card you can research.
Photographs travel,
and interviews can provide information and inspiration.
Read books in your
genre and what is best selling can help to make decisions.
Television may have
presentations dated or not.
Newspapers may have
online options.
Sources should give
accurate up to date information.
Some of the best
fiction comes from real life.
Some details help craft
your story to include your readers.
What is really thought
of or voiced in conversation.
The scent of fir trees
or other short descriptions give a real visual depth.
Show readers through
character action and interaction.
Always take notes to
streamline your process.
A rested clear mind is
important.
**Research for the
elements of your novel**
Conflict – weaving the
drama elements of the novel together.
Use action with some stirring dialogue.
Character – learning to
do something beyond their flaws through the course of the novel. Each character prompts the other to action or
a situation can prompt to action.
Structure & Plot –
the basic three act structure.
Act 1 – introduction
to setting and character; with some dialogue that drives the main character
into the conflicting story situation.
Act 2 – the story
develops through obstacles temporarily resolved, each through a rise then
falling of tension. These lead to
tension and the ultimate crisis confrontation.
Act 3 – The crisis,
tension and loose end story threads are rapidly resolved. A readers interest is not held long, complete
the novel.
Read your novel again. It should sound right with researched
information.
Think of high end
reviews in advance, they are an important quality indicator and show people
your novel is available.
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