That being said, here are:
We've been talking a lot about characters recently, and they are (obviously) absolutely crucial to your story. Now it is important that we wrap these guys in the best scenery possible for them, providing a background that allows them to POP off the page.
That being said, here are:
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This is literally going to be a very short one this week. If anything it's something my professor told the class once that kind of stuck with me.
That being said, here are tips for *drum roll* : As you all may know from a few posts ago, Book Two - The Shadow's Relic and The Mechanic of Death - is already on its way!
I promised to keep you all posted and holding true to that promise here is: Every great story needs a compelling bad guy. Of course, there are many amazing stories where the main character is pitted against just negative circumstances or things such as the wrath of nature, but for action and adventure, it can be fun to have a villain tormenting your hero.
And a lot of the advice from 5 Tips for Building Your Protagonist can be used for creating your antagonist as well, which is why I decided to go with three tips today. That being said . . . here are: This person is going to be the main attraction of your book. The heart and soul. Yes, story is very important, but it's the characters that your readers will relate to. That being said, here is:
You read that right! In thanks of all the fans and supporters we are doing a special Holiday Giveaway, giving you the chance to win a FREE Kindle Fire HD7! Plus, the winner will get one personally signed, hardcover copy of The Shadow's Relic! After reading the rules, just submit your full name and address to [email protected] SWEEPSTAKES NOW CLOSED!This is it guys! The moment we've all been waiting for!
Not only am I releasing the title and logo today, but this is an announcement that The Shadow's Relic and The Mechanic of Death is officially in the works of being written! Whether in books or movies, there are always three types of heroes that stick out the most. When writing a novel, I think it's important to figure out what type of "hero" you want your main protagonist to be. It will be this character alignment that determines how he will react to the situations he encounters on his journey throughout your novel.
Also, if you have not seen Thor - The Dark World, I recommend you do not read number 2! Finding inspiration for a novel is tough work. To help out a bit, I've compiled a few tips I've found useful for finding your inner muse.
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AuthorSean Brogan is a new author, excited to launch the first book in his 'Shadow's Relic' series. CategoriesArchives
January 2016
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