Tips On Writing A Novel

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8 Amazing Tips On Writing A Novel
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1. Love Your Story
Always remember, its your story and you need to
be the person who loves it the most and only then
youll be able to bring justice to it and your
work.
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2. Create A Solid Roadmap

• A solid route map with few landmarks and a guided
  route to your end destination. There are tons of
  different kinds of outline structures that
  writers usually play around with until they
  finally find something they can stick to, explore
  these options yourself and enjoy the experience.

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3. Craft Your Characters With Care

• Along with the main characters, also give utmost
  attention to your supporting characters that have
  a strong impact or significance on the story,
  give them a strong foundation, along with human
  flaws. And, always remember, to make your
  characters memorable you need to make them humane
  and believable which comes with their own
  struggles, aspirations and even flaws like
  jealousy, pettiness and others.

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4. Have A Solid Plot

• While some pretty famous and decorated writers
  do not believe in the idea of the plot, it
  certainly holds a big responsibility to ones
  story, especially when youre just a beginner in
  the process.A plot, also known as the basic story
  structure, can be different from story to story
  and writer to writer.

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5. Make Research Your Best Friend

• Research will turn into your most trusted friend
  and sometimes even the most gruelling task,
  however, always remember to love it and spend
  ample time on it. Also, dont just think that
  fiction is sewed all by imagination, you need to
  make it believable, at least the ground that they
  stand on, the events they go through or even the
  crises.

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6. Whats The Prime POV?

• Another very important decision that every writer
  needs to keep in place before even starting is
  from whose perspective would the story be told?
  Point of view in similar words denote what voice
  would you be using throughout the book? Would it
  be the first person (I, me), Second Person
  (you/your) or Third Person (he/she/it).

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7. Include A Climax

• The climax might sound like a very overrated
  point in a story but it is also the peak
  emotional point of your story that catches the
  readers off guard making them more invested in
  the storyline and what is going to happen. The
  stakes for a good climax are also very high and
  almost act as the deciding factor of a novels
  worth.

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8. Leave The Readers Satisfied

• You can go the usual and most utilized way of
  storytelling and end it with a happy ending, or
  simply put all your thinking caps on and end it
  with a jarring new way. Just remember that your
  ending should tie up all the loose ends and be
  emotionally stirring for the readers to end it on
  a high note.

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tips on writing a novel that every budding or
even experienced novelist should keep by their
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