I just wrote a recent post about the love at first sight trope and over the weekend I wrote about my characters in my work in progress novel being in a love triangle and how it will begin once I start chapter 12 . Does them being in a long triangle mean they are affected by the love at first sight bug? Or Cupid’s arrow? As I explained in my recent post.
What is it about the love at first sight trope that drives people mad ? Why is it sworn off by most novelist?
my playlist for this chapter 12
A common rivalry that is used in almost all genres of fiction today is the love triangle . And it has finally begun in my novel. Well… Sort of …
in the next few chapters there will be a lot of other reveals, reactions and revelations as a sort of domino effect from what happened in the last scene of chapter 11.
In my 2nd draft of my work in progress novel During the Blue Hour chapter 12 will be tricky.
Everybody is familiar with slang words right? slang words have defiantly changed since 1995. The English language is apparently constantly evolving and the dictionary constantly rewritten as I type .This leads me to discussing my thoughts on using fictional slang in writing the novel.
I’m reconsidering a lot since I fully finished this chapter . One thing I reconsidered since I added the last scene to the chapter is changing the chapter name to Stealing Hearts.
Having werewolf hunters in a werewolf novel you say is probably a given. A staple. What is a werewolf novel without Werewolf Hunters . Okay so I do have werewolf hunters in my novel but they aren’t the main antagonistic force or main villain like in most werewolf novels and they don’t have a main storyline. Let me discuss further .
Last week I wrote a little about what the apocalypse was and glimpsed over dystopian fiction. I Researched 5 dystopian novels I haven’t read yet but maybe you can.
