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Learn The Elements of FictionLearn from a professional editor and writer how to avoid the most common mistakes that will brand you as an amateur. You Need This Book!
Only $12.95Learn the elements of fiction and write your novelDo you know how to start your novel, how to organize it, or find your theme? Do you know the importance of conflict and how to show don't tell? Have you decided to write in the first person or third and how that decision can impact your story? Have you used dialogue to advantage to develop your characters? Do you know the difference between passive and active voice and how to use each of them effectively? Have you made use of the Oh! factor? What do you know about plot points to keep the suspense going? Learn The Elements Of Fiction And Write Your Novel will show you how to write a more professionally crafted novel. This is NOT a dry, hard to read textbook! It is chock full of examples that will make your writing fun, easy, and professional. Read the ReviewInside The Cover Book Reviews
In a short and very informative book on writing fiction, Sue Carol Nussbaum has covered it all. A concise, to-the-point book, “Learn the Elements of Fiction and Write your Novel” does not contain the fluff found in many other ebooks.
This book is aimed at the novice writer, someone who’s writing her first novel. For the more experienced writer, this book would act as a reinforcement of the skills and tricks of the trade already learnt, but for the newcomer, it contains all the advice required to get that elusive first draft written.
The author particularly stresses how important the first draft is. You can revise and edit later. The main job at hand is to get the story written. And she shows exactly how this is done.
From the first chapter itself, the author jumps right in to the techniques and methods of plotting and sub plotting. She talks about finding a time period and a theme for the story before beginning to write it. She then delves into organization, plots and subplots and finding a story that’s worth being told. She also discusses the various techniques used in character generation, voice, structure, tense and many of the intricacies of the whole writing process. She does a very good job of keeping it simple and not over burdening the novice writer with too many technicalities.
The author’s tone is friendly and she gives clever and meaningful advice along every step of the way. She gives examples from novels that have been written mentioning the techniques used by the various authors and how you can implement them in your own work.
At fifty pages, this ebook is jam-packed with a whole lot of information that will have the beginning writer reach out to his pen and start work on his novel. The author’s inspiring and encouraging words make this book an extremely informative read.
Mridu is a freelance writer from India and the Editor-in-Chief of www.writerscrossing.com. She is a prolific book reviewer and has been published in many national and online publications. Recently she compiled the ebooks "Markets for the Freelance Writer" and "Publishers on the Web" available FREE from her website. Contact her at mridu@writerscrossing.com.
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