It's good to design an antagonist carefully when writing a novel for publication.
I peek into a well worn copy of .......Story Engineering by Larry Brooks.
Larry discusses proven recipes for commercial Fiction. Here is where I remembered I already read these words and they were underlined. You don't put the whole story in the first act.
Learn where, when and how much to ad and where.
The antagonist can appear in the first quarter of the book, but do not explain everything if anything. It will destroy the odds of a good book.
I love this book but is full of facts that require study. When it's not coming smoothly, I think about the goal of my protagonist but in this scene my hero is not around.When it's not coming smoothly, I think about the goal of my protagonist... but in this scene my hero is not around. http://amzn.to/1OuBw84
I peek into a well worn copy of .......Story Engineering by Larry Brooks.
Larry discusses proven recipes for commercial Fiction. Here is where I remembered I already read these words and they were underlined. You don't put the whole story in the first act.
Learn where, when and how much to ad and where.
The antagonist can appear in the first quarter of the book, but do not explain everything if anything. It will destroy the odds of a good book.
I love this book but is full of facts that require study. When it's not coming smoothly, I think about the goal of my protagonist but in this scene my hero is not around.When it's not coming smoothly, I think about the goal of my protagonist... but in this scene my hero is not around. http://amzn.to/1OuBw84
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Larry Brooks is the author of six critically-acclaimed thrillers, and the guy behind www.storyfix.com, one of the fastest-growing and most respected writing sites on the internet. His latest novel is DEADLY FUAX, released More about Larry BrooksBestselling Books:Story Engineering, Story Fix: Transform Your Novel from Broken to Brilliant, Serpent's Dance.
