Great page-turning stories live or die by their plots.

The plot is simply the way you organize your story, the way you fit the puzzle pieces together to form a connected and coherent picture for the reader.

Plots are really the glue that holds character and story together, making your story compelling to read.

Devising a good plot begins with organizing your ideas in a way that is appealing to the reader. It is also the guide that helps the author make sure he doesn’t get lost amid the ideas and characters that enter the story while the book is being written.

Getting the hang of what is expected of you as an author can be hard. Sometimes your second book can be equally as difficult – and scary. If you need a hand to get the grit of your story to flow properly – I can help:

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Ask yourself two questions: Is your story idea weighty enough to warrant 75,000 to 100,000 words? Is it powerful enough to hold the reader to the end?

KEY is knowing the basics of writing, what is needed and in what order.
     ● Story outline and development
     ● Conflict
     ● Character development
     ● Realistic dialogue
     ● Writing style
     ● Captivating first chapter
     ● Mid-story that connects
     ● Grammar and
     ● Having the discipline and focus to put it all together
Shape your characters and leave nothing left to be said.

Think about:

  1. Why does he/she dress a certain way?
  2. Good characters evolve over time
  3. Your people must be as flexible as possible -without overdoing it
  4. Include interactions between characters, and links to friends or family.
  5. Get the best out of every character.

Dig deeply into your emotions and put those feelings on the page . Strive to create a successful story.

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“Linda has published sixteen books. She blogs about the publishing world, posts useful tips on the challenges a writer faces, including marketing and promoting your work, how to build your online platform, how to get reviews and how to self-publish.”