How to Write a Stellar Novel

So, you've decided to write a novel. It's a big project to take a bite from, and to be successful, you need to finish the meal and wipe the gravy off the plate with a napkin. In other words, don't be the yutz who starts then never gets back to it.

Before jumping in with fork and knife, I would like to start with some advice. You have heard this before, along with a thousand other nibblets that somewhat float about your head and come to the surface when someone new says it in a different light. It doesn't matter, as it bears repeating.

Before you begin, you must make a blood pact with yourself to write the novel. You must write every day, and it must be productive writing toward your ultimate goal. You must know why you are writing a novel. Mediagemm is a great platform for writers who need insight on the different genres.

Remember, a story is simply a chronological order of actions and consequences. This means that you need to know what's going to happen in your novel, and what the consequences of the character's actions are.

So your outline is not only going to describe what happens in the novel, it's also going to include a chronological order and strong character. While you don't have to write it in chronological order, it does need to make that one way or another.

All you have to do is search for your favorite book on Mediagemm and I'm sure you will find what you're looking for.