How to Write a Salable Book or Novel: Part 8 – Development
Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008
By Al Kalar
|
A “hero” is someone who braves death in spite of being terrified. Someone who isn’t afraid can’t really be a “hero”; he’s just foolish.
|
Plot development originally takes place when you outline your book. Sometimes the characters take over and alter your plans, but don’t let that stop you from at least trying to control the situation.
So, work within your plot plan when you can.
Develop the situation
The main reason for the middle of your yarn is to develop the situation(s) being faced by your main character(s). Everything here eventually leads to the climax (arc) of the story. (more…)
Entries (RSS)
Entries (RSS)