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Novels
192 ideas, ebook (PDF), 70 pages
A4 format (8.5" x 11.5"), £6.99
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This book includes:
- How to get started
- How to organise your novel
- Understanding the different types of plot
- How to write a bestseller
- How to write a blockbuster
- How to ensure your novel is a page-turner
- 7 ways to structure your novel
- 5 ways to begin your novel
- 3 interesting ways to end your novel
- 16 ways to work with and understand your characters
- Understanding the common mistakes
- Understanding conflict
- How to prolong excitement
- All about motivation
- All about flashbacks, flash forwards, and foreshadowing
- 49 versatile ideas for your novel
- 3 clever ways to get published
- 3 ways to use your own life story
- 5 clever ways to market your novel
- How to get your readers more involved
- Plus 34 ready-made storylines you can use or adapt
- And much more - far too many great ideas to list here!
Sample idea: Basic ideas
The are many ways of coming up with the basic idea for your
novel. You might start with a theme that you want to explore
- inner city violence, global warming, excessive house prices,
or whatever interests you. To that you need to add characters,
a setting and a plot.
Which of these comes first is up to you. Perhaps you could
think about the theme for a while. Decide what you want to say
and how best to say it in story form. Alternatively you might
get the place first, before the theme, characters or plot. I
want to write a story about England, you might say. Or Cornwall,
or Truro, or a particular street, or a certain house, or even
a room within that house. Or perhaps the characters might come
to you
first. You might have been playing around for a while with the idea of someone
called Keith, a wrestler with a passion for fishing and art. Or perhaps it's
the plot that comes first. How about a gambler who thinks that if you keep
on losing then the best way to win all your money back is to carry on betting,
doubling your stake each time. But as he keeps on losing he somehow has to
come up with bigger and bigger stakes. Where will he get the money from? And
what trouble will he get himself into if he loses that too?
Where will your novel idea come from? Theme? Setting? Character?
Plot? Or perhaps something else - maybe an object, a feeling
or emotion, a smell, or a snatch of overheard conversation.
If you can't think of anything, you could use some or all of
the ideas above. You might, for example, come up with the story
of an art-loving wrestler called Keith who has to sell his paintings
to pay off his gambling debts as he tries to win enough money
to buy a house in Cornwall.
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