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i wrote the chapter 3 and want some feedback about the story and writing tips!! thanks for reading.
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"A layer of accumulated snow covered the ground. in the city of Grilin, the snowflakes on the rooftops reflected the sun rays. inside a house, warmth was spreading as the sound of wood burning rang out. around a thick wooden table, the four held steaming cups of clove-scented tea. After feeling the warmth of the cup, Aldric eyes crinkled into a silent smile as he took a sip of the tea. he then turned to Bruce who was lost in his own thoughts.
Aldric took another sip before asking "hHey, Bruce, what was on that letter?" Bruce was stared off into the distance, lost in thoughts and didn't answer.
Cara on the side sighed while looking at the steam raising, "he He become became like this after my mother mother's death,"
Didn't read much more, but let me give you a little tip. You should use a capital letter at the beginning of each sentence. And use the right tense. I marked you a few examples that you know what I mean.
Aldric took another sip before asking "
Cara on the side sighed while looking at the steam raising, "
Didn't read much more, but let me give you a little tip. You should use a capital letter at the beginning of each sentence. And use the right tense. I marked you a few examples that you know what I mean.
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thanks man.
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They weren’t the only mistakes, but I’m not your editor, mate, so I won’t point every one out.
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i know, i was just thanking you for the reply, mate.
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Just wanted to let you know.
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Me too.
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I read the first 2 chapters. It's a good start.
1- Obviously your grasp on the language needs work. So try to study English as you continue forward. A litttle bit every day will go along way.
2- Your storytelling is better than most. You've got the right mentality but it needs polish. Try to read more English novels. Focus on published hardcover novels and try to analyze as you read.
3- There are rules to structuring scenes. You first need to know them and understand them before decising whether you want to follow them or not. Here's a guide to get you started.
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I made this thread a while back. It will not be as useful as the two above but maybe it'll help.
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good luck. If you keep at it, i guarentee by chapter 40 you will see night and day improvement.
1- Obviously your grasp on the language needs work. So try to study English as you continue forward. A litttle bit every day will go along way.
2- Your storytelling is better than most. You've got the right mentality but it needs polish. Try to read more English novels. Focus on published hardcover novels and try to analyze as you read.
3- There are rules to structuring scenes. You first need to know them and understand them before decising whether you want to follow them or not. Here's a guide to get you started.
Writing - [Tutorial] The Secret to Proper Paragraphing and Dialogue
Want to Know the Biggest Secret in the Fiction Writing Industry? It's not the Plotting they use, the Characters, the Theme, the Settings, or anything else like that. It's the Sentence Structure. DISCLAIMER: This is how I was taught to structure dialogue for publication purposes -- by my...
Writing - [Tutorial] Tricks to Tight 'Sneaky' DESCRIPTION
Tricks to Tight 'Sneaky' DESCRIPTION A handful of well-placed descriptive words sprinkled here and there, really enriches an otherwise blank blue-screen imagination -- without beating the reader over the head. This is how I do it-- ☕ DISCLAIMER: As with all advice, take what you can use and...
I made this thread a while back. It will not be as useful as the two above but maybe it'll help.
[Introspection] Developing The Scene
This is an attempt at deconstructing the scene and creating a formula for it. The objective is not to discard or marginalise the creative process but to reinforce and guide it. Any scene consists of a bunch of properties. I only want to focus on Purpose Structure and vision Perspective...
good luck. If you keep at it, i guarentee by chapter 40 you will see night and day improvement.
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Thanks for the links, I appreciate it.I read the first 2 chapters. It's a good start.
1- Obviously your grasp on the language needs work. So try to study English as you continue forward. A litttle bit every day will go along way.
2- Your storytelling is better than most. You've got the right mentality but it needs polish. Try to read more English novels. Focus on published hardcover novels and try to analyze as you read.
3- There are rules to structuring scenes. You first need to know them and understand them before decising whether you want to follow them or not. Here's a guide to get you started.
Writing - [Tutorial] The Secret to Proper Paragraphing and Dialogue
Want to Know the Biggest Secret in the Fiction Writing Industry? It's not the Plotting they use, the Characters, the Theme, the Settings, or anything else like that. It's the Sentence Structure. DISCLAIMER: This is how I was taught to structure dialogue for publication purposes -- by my...
Writing - [Tutorial] Tricks to Tight 'Sneaky' DESCRIPTION
Tricks to Tight 'Sneaky' DESCRIPTION A handful of well-placed descriptive words sprinkled here and there, really enriches an otherwise blank blue-screen imagination -- without beating the reader over the head. This is how I do it-- ☕ DISCLAIMER: As with all advice, take what you can use and...
I made this thread a while back. It will not be as useful as the two above but maybe it'll help.
[Introspection] Developing The Scene
This is an attempt at deconstructing the scene and creating a formula for it. The objective is not to discard or marginalise the creative process but to reinforce and guide it. Any scene consists of a bunch of properties. I only want to focus on Purpose Structure and vision Perspective...
good luck. If you keep at it, i guarentee by chapter 40 you will see night and day improvement.