I'm currently writing/planning a new book. I wanted to ask if it's possible to start a book directly with a death below. Is that too harsh? I mean, you should always start with something exciting or with "puzzles" and such…my story isn't really based on this death, but it's going to happen anyway.
Hello, my dears, I'm currently writing a fantasy novel, but I'm not entirely happy with my introduction. It all begins with a battle from which the two protagonists are fleeing. How do you write an introduction that captivates the reader? Is there a formula for it? What should the sentences be, and what should you…
I often write in such detail and with such precision that many people think it's like watching a movie. One drawback: Some people complain that I don't adequately address the characters' feelings. I wanted a style that would allow you to imagine your own story through the characters' actions and behavior. This is an excerpt…
More specifically, for a boarding school for Egyptian magic and its gods. It's a science fiction novel series
Hey, I'm currently writing a novel and only have two chapters so far. One has 2,000 words, the other 1,600. My questions: Are 1600 words enough? How to make chapters longer? Best regards and thanks in advance!
Hi, I'm currently writing a fantasy book (similar to Harry Potter) and I'm looking for names. Names that aren't so common, for both girls and boys.
In my last question, I introduced my book idea and also said that I don't like the name of my fantasy species. In short: they are souls without a solid body that transport other souls into other bodies after their death (reincarnation). That's their job, so to speak. Do you have any ideas or cool…