I was curious about something that kind of bothered me. Well since I’ve been writing about werewolves I ‘ve been questioning why werewolf fiction is always classified as paranormal fiction and not just plain fantasy? Are werewolves ghost ? What’s the difference? And so I did some research.
The storm has finally arrived. The main characters best friend is missing or dead?
So the finished chapter 10 of my 2nd draft eventually came to 1091 words. I finished it last night so I’m on to chapter 11.
I wrote a post some weeks ago about the current TV show I was watching and the book that goes along with it. That book turned tv show was Outlander . So I haven’t read the book yet still but I will pretty soon. And when I finish that book I will be writing about it.
A WHILE BACK I did a prologue podcast episode about the origins of prologues . I liked researching for that episode. I will probably have another podcast about prologues sometime in the future. But right now I want to talk about the prologue in my novel that almost wasn’t .
I’m not going to be posting my chapters from my work in progress novel During the Blue Hour anytime soon. However I will talk about them and try to tell you why I wrote them in a particular way.
Why writers in general might remove characters but keep others.
There will be different stories that will involve characters from the universe that I mention in the novels.
The search for a good literary magazine for publication is in my experience just as daunting as finding a good publisher for a novel.
Did you know that the famous author of the Three Musketeers , Alexandre Dumas wrote a werewolf novel?
