hey hey hey, I actually prefer reading philosophical treatises to most philosophical novels, Give me Rousseau and Voltaire's treatises any day, over any philosophical novel.
hey hey hey, I actually prefer reading philosophical treatises to most philosophical novels, Give me Rousseau and Voltaire's treatises any day, over any philosophical novel.
I wrote a novel when I was 14-16 and although it pains me now to think of its shocking storyline and awful writing, yet I really enjoyed writing it. It is interesting to see how I developed through the novel in my writing style and how much I have changed since then, despite feeling like the same person.
Anyway, to you. Unless you are determined to have the book published, do not be too worried about how you write. Isn't there some quote about the first born always being an experiment or something along those lines? Simply, just experiment with it.
But in saying this, I don't know much about novels.
Keep us updated though
Good luck
Writing a novel, really, is one of my greatest dreams ever since I was a child. Reading through the comments and tips here, I think I pretty much have an idea on how to do things that involves having to write my first novel. thanks for this thread and the tips!
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