Writing a novel may seem like such a
simple thing to do -- sit down with a pad and pen or in front of a
computer keyboard and start creating. Yet it can be filled with
problems.
- What do you
want to write?
- How do you say
what you want to say?
- Are you saying
it in the best possible way?
- How can you
come up with fresh ideas?
- What should you
do with your manuscript once you've finished?
- How can you get
published?
- How do you get
people to read what you've written?
You have come to the "write" place. This
webpage is designed to help you get the answers to some of these and other questions
by offering simple solutions to help you write that novel!
Perhaps you have this great
idea for a plot or maybe a character who’s been rolling around in your
head for some time. Now you finally feel ready to start writing the
story, but you don't know where to begin. You've come to the "write"
place. The Write That Novel website can help.
Check out the easy
steps to starting your novel in our
getting started section.
Or have you already started writing your book and you've
run into a dead end? Your characters have suddenly started acting up
and your plot is going nowhere. Again, you've come to the "write"
place. Check over the section on
characters and character forms that can help you
organize your work.
Plotting can seem so simple at times and
yet provide such a headache. Look for help in the plotting section
or make use of the plotting timeline forms
and the scene by scene forms that can help
you keep track of key events or check your pacing.
Where do you start to look for an agent,
an editor? Check out the Getting
Published pages. Forms are also provided
for you to keep track of your submissions.
What about marketing
or promotion?
You're a writer. Is selling your work yourself really necessary? How
would you do it?
Again, you've come to the "write"
place.
This website can provide
the answers to your writing questions, from help getting started, to
developing your book, to submitting and marketing.
So explore,
and look for your answers in the "Write" Place and get ready to
Write That Novel! |
