Definitely not inspired by the webcomic thread. Oh boy, a novel about a zombie-survival game? you must be nuts.
Well guess what, I’m bored and I just want to wrote something fictional.
In all seriousness. I’d like to wrote a novel about unturned. (Not fanfiction about laurence x sydney. Altho I could do that.) But I need your help. About “How” would I make it. (Novels don’t have pictures by the way.)
So, I’ve made a poll for you guys to pick your favorite option. So I’ll know what you prefer. Anyhow thanks for even bothering reading this.
Huge wall of text wrote in MS word. (Doesn’t matter what’s font it is)
“More organized” wall of text wrote in MS word. (With ariel font.)
“More organized” wall of text wrote in MS word. (With my “custom” font. aka winston nero.)
Children’s book style. (Coloured texts.)
“More organized” wall of text wrote in MS word with a little bit of scripts style it in. (if wrote in winston nero, this would be my favorite.)
scripts style. (As in, -Doors open- James : Hi. -Doors kills james via knockback.-)
I don’t like reading that much. Also not enough options.
Sigh
Everything goes to hell the moment I try to write something, yeah? Somehow, telepathically, whenever I publish something everyone around me also is writing something. Oh well. I guess it can’t be helped.
If you’re writing an actual novel, I’d suggest indenting, proper punctuation, grammar, spelling, and double checking. Yes, double checking.
You’ll also need to mix in equal amounts of what I call the essential elements of imagery: suspense, humor, seriousness, and action. Your characters are also going to need complicated backstories introduced throughout the novel, and at least one, preferably the main character, is going to need a tragic one.
Also, the addition of cameos, references, and downright quotes from the base material are necessary to help connect your audience to you.
Now, English isn’t my first language. But I’ll try my best. (And with the help of the online grammar checker, I think.)
Now, I don’t want to make it too predictable. But I’ll keep that in mind. (Altho, I’m deciding if I should just make a story on just 1 protagonist or make a multiple stories on multiple protagonists.)
I’ll assume that “cameos” are “side characters” (Correct me if I’m wrong.) that don’t stick with the protagonists too short nor too long. (Maybe couples of exceptions.) And of-course. The novel will be based on the “original storyline.” (But not completely.) I don’t want to spills the beans about the main story yet. But thanks for the suggestions.
I think that would be an amazing Idea! Before you publish a book to the public, they will have editors that can fix the english that is in the book. But, I still recommend you to try your hardest to make up the story first.