Every novel has an angle, or a perspective, from which a story is told. We call this perspective a point of view or POV, for short. Now we’re going to tackle a few of the questions left unanswered in part 1
To help you write what you know, our friends over at @Storymatic sent us a new deck of cards called Rememory. How this works is, we will pull three cards from the Rememory deck to lead you into a memory.
Edited by DeShawn For the past eight years, I’ve been deep in the novel-writing trenches. My manuscripts have been requested by publishers like Random House and HarperCollins, and I’ve had…
Edited by DeShawn As you start to write your fiction masterpiece, one of the first choices you should make is which point of view (POV) you want to use. Many…
Today's prompt is brought to you by The Storymatic Classic from which we draw, at random, two gold cards to define your characters, and two copper cards to lead you…
Today's prompt is brought to you by The Storymatic Classic from which we draw, at random, two gold cards to define your characters, and two copper cards to lead you…
Today's prompt is brought to you by The Storymatic Classic from which we draw, at random, two gold cards to define your characters, and two copper cards to lead you…
Today's prompt is brought to you by The Storymatic Classic from which we draw, at random, two gold cards to define your characters, and two copper cards to lead you…
Today's prompt is brought to you by The Storymatic Classic from which we draw, at random, two gold cards to define your characters, and two copper cards to lead you…
Today's prompt is brought to you by The Storymatic Classic from which we draw, at random, two gold cards to define your characters, and two copper cards to lead you…