November 18th, 2009
Okay, I’m writing a murder mystery novel. It’s about this serial murderer who is a hot-dog vendor in NYC. He kills people and uses the meat. (YES I know, it’s gross)
Should I come up with a name for him and use it (like Jeffery Dahmer) or should I come up with a fancy name like what the police came up with for the Vampire Killer or the Zodiac Killer?
Help please! I did come up with main charcter’s name:
Amilyn Nicole Hotchner-Wade, age thirteen
Also give ideas for the name of the killer…I need serious help
Thanks!
- Cara Arlene
Tags: Fancy Name, Murder Mystery Novel, Novel Writing, Serial Murderer, Zodiac Killer
Posted in Novel Writing | 3 Comments »
November 18th, 2009
I have a good story line and everything but I just don’t know how to put a world together. Do you go really outlandish or try to keep it as simple as possible?
- Too Cool For Me
Tags: Fantasy Story, Fantasy World, Fantasy Writing, Novel, Writing Fantasy
Posted in Novel Writing | 1 Comment »
November 18th, 2009
I’m writing a book for NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) and I got curious as to how big this book would be once it’s published. I have all the Sherrilyn Kenyon books, so any book word count would be a great comparison, with exception to Acheron. (I have the book, but it’s much bigger than what i’ve written.) Thank you!
- Ink
Tags: National Novel Writing Month, Novel, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Sherrylin Kenyon, Writing A Book
Posted in Nanowrimo | 1 Comment »
November 18th, 2009
My Serial Killer in my book is extremely smart, and leaves nothing but clues that lead to dead ends. How can he mess up to give the detectives hints to who and where he is.
- Casey
Tags: Crime Mystery, Detectives, Leaves, Mystery Novel, Serial Killer
Posted in Novel Writing | 2 Comments »
November 18th, 2009
Give me detail. I am doing this for hw and I need the difference. Don’t give definitions, I already have them. I need about a paragraph of the difference between a fantasy and a science fiction genre.
- BeastlyChicaa
Tags: Definitions, Fantasy Fiction, Paragraph, Science Fiction And Fantasy, Science Fiction Genre
Posted in Genre Fiction Q&A | 3 Comments »
November 18th, 2009
What are three characteristics of the genre, realsitic fiction? Thanks so much guys! =D
- idontknow
Tags: Genre, Realistic Fiction
Posted in Genre Fiction Q&A | 4 Comments »
November 18th, 2009
NaNoWriMo contestants.
If so:
How many years have you done it?
How many times have you won?
Have you completed any books?
Anything published?
If not:
Do you even know what I am talking about?
My answers:
2nd year participating
Won once
Nothing completed, nothing published.
- C1-J2
Tags: Books
Posted in Nanowrimo | 1 Comment »
November 18th, 2009
its this book, on the cover it has a girl with a long flowy beautiful bright red floor length dress.
christian fiction genre, but is set in historical times (gold rush in california)
it is about a girl sold into prostitution as a girl, and she is a prostitute until a guy comes and buys time with her and then takes her away to marry her because God told him too. she is hard to live with, and doesnt understand much of his way of living but eventually opens up, then they meet some friends (large family with like 7 kids) and they become friends. she keeps leaving him (eventually has sex with his brother to leave) but he keeps taking her back. she cant have a baby and leaves for a while but doesnt go back to prostitution and makes a home for former prostitutes to live and learn skills for the world, then the husbands brother comes and gets her to take her back and she goes, where the husband takes her back, her best friend is married to the brother and all is good, (she evenutally has children with her husband years later)
does anyone know the author or title of this book?!?!?!
- laurenlovebooks
Tags: Best Friend, Book Genre, Prostitute, Prostitutes, Times Gold
Posted in Genre Fiction Q&A | 1 Comment »
November 18th, 2009
i want to start a story but i want to use a website that will keep track of my words, pages, etc
something like the NaNoWriMo website but not nanowrimo
- Max
Tags: Writing Stories
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