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Unlock the Answers

Aug 5, 2017
1 min read

Forty years of study of fiction enabled me to unlock the answers to the following questions:

• How powerful do your ideas have to be to make your book work?

• What makes characters attractive - and what doesn't? (And what actually is a 'character'?)

• How can you get guaranteed emotional commitment from readers?

• What is the invisible force which drives plots forward and glues the reader to each page?

• How can you make sure that you don't disappoint your readers?

Without confident answers to these questions, you have very little chance of attracting readers.

 
 
 

1 Comment

davidhayes17
6 days ago

This post raises some intriguing points about the intricacies of writing and character development. It’s fascinating to think about how the emotional depth of characters can heavily influence reader engagement. I recently came across a resource that explores the complexities of AI companionship, specifically addressing privacy concerns and the emotional depth of AI interactions at https://www.myairomance.com/. It makes me ponder how technology might change our storytelling methods in the future.

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