Classes, races and subgroups is always important when having a fantasy novel . The only one I think who wrote and crafted it well was Tolkien who created many fantasy races such as elves , orcs and hobbits to name a few and within each of those races of fantasy characters there were classes and subgroups.
I read my complete first draft and then I went line by line, made notes and then went scene by scene and started voice recordings of what I wanted to change .
What is hierarchy? We see it every day in our common world.
In werewolf mythology different plants are harmful to the werewolf such as mistletoe , mountain ash, rye, and of course the most famous one of them all wolfsbane. However, in my work in progress werewolf novel I don’t use these plants as a fatal tool against them. Instead I use poppy tears or as we know it as opium or Poppy seeds. Let me tell you a little about it.
I just added another character idea board to my Pinterest.
You might say it is easy to write something with one character. But this is not easy at all. It is one of the hardest types of stories to write.
A writer is like an architecture . A script and manuscript is the blueprint for the story; the schematics.
While looking over my chapters in my 2nd draft of my work in progress novel, I widely considered lately that I might have to go back and combined and condense the chapters .
The reaction coming from my main character Sirena’s POV. And she must search for Eli in all the Flames of Chaos that is going on in the scene
So what’s the deal with distractions while writing your novel?
