So You Want to Write a Novel

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Published by David Kazzie at 11/24/2010 15:48 Like

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Latest comments

TheBellaBubbles, at 05/22/2013 00:33, says:
not if you self publish.
TheBellaBubbles, at 05/22/2013 00:54, says:
Look up Within the Nightmare on amazon, the one with a blueish picture is mine. :p
TheBellaBubbles, at 05/22/2013 00:39, says:
If you enroll in kdp select there's an option that amazon pays you whenever someone borrows from lend me library.
StarleePie47, at 05/21/2013 15:03, says:
Umm... how can you sell it if it's free?
Savvy the Wise, at 05/20/2013 19:23, says:
What's it about?
Dave B, at 05/14/2013 23:20, says:
Reading is an important part of being a writer. Though, it's not so much about quantity as it is diversity. It's important to see what ideas are out there, the extent of what you can do with a story, learning what works and what doesn't work for you in terms of how you communicate. As you said, it's more important to have something to write about, but reading widely and often will provide a vaster amount of tools with which to craft your story.
FunnyAnimegirl838, at 04/30/2013 18:27, says:
That is how I was too. I've been writing my own stories since I was 9-years-old. I read books, I enjoy them, and I've wanted to get my books published. You can get your book self-published though.
Mohit Arora, at 04/29/2013 15:30, says:
Death's Time Keeper Price: Free! Death has it's time keepers spread across the four directions in the world. They remind Death to visit people when their time in this world is over. As legend has it such people are called Death's Time Keepers. This story's about one such timekeeper who falls in love with a girl. At the end however he knows it's her time to die. Will he be able to sacrifice his immortality for her? Let's find out!
Ryan Wilson, at 04/27/2013 15:13, says:
This is amazing
Ryan Wilson, at 04/27/2013 15:28, says:
Hahahaha
BigDave153, at 04/19/2013 06:52, says:
As a guy who has almost finished final editing on his first novel I can say this is pretty much exactly what I was like when I started. ...and years later...not much has changed.
ChosenOne721, at 04/17/2013 02:05, says:
create space self publishing gets its done for me, its not about money or anything, just to have a copy of my book in my hand
maxico44, at 04/13/2013 21:39, says:
True. The read-hundreds-of-books method is only true for pop fiction writers (like shitty sci-fi, fantasy, chicklit or thrillers). The only way you can write a brilliant piece of literature is to actually have something to write about. If you truly write out of your own experience, and your own ideology, then you are able to create literary fiction. Only write fiction if you have a genuine reason to write it.
dragonfan1981, at 04/11/2013 00:44, says:
I'm going to sell my first novel for $500K. The movie rights will be snapped up by Sony. The Rock and Helen Mirren will play the main characters and Peter Jackson will direct.
dragonfan1981, at 04/11/2013 00:35, says:
I'm remembering the scene from Sideways where Miles mentions his novel at dinner and the Italian guy basically trashes the whole idea of writing fiction.
cswagner2, at 04/10/2013 20:35, says:
The funniest part of all of this is that this guy actually has more ambition than most wannabe authors. His ideas may be far-fetched, but I would bet that he would make it in SOMETHING with that kind of drive!
Kingofprinces85, at 04/10/2013 08:50, says:
This is a Pure exaggerated video meant for laughs. You don't have to read hundreds novels to write a novel. You can read 0 novels in your whole life and write an excellent novel.
carole gill, at 04/09/2013 22:03, says:
this is brilliant!
Luis Hernández Dalmau, at 04/04/2013 19:53, says:
Its funny even tho the fuckin audio sux
Dodi Yuniarto, at 04/04/2013 17:56, says:
Guys, learn how write and publish your own novel does not need to be hard (I used to think it did). I'll give you some advice right now. Look for a step-by-step instruction and coaching called Novelonax Academy (search on google). Seriously, that online coaching has provide me the best resource about novel writing.
mercurybreeze, at 04/02/2013 01:37, says:
"I watch the Harry Potter movies and I plan to finish at the end of the week." LOL
Cmsoska, at 03/23/2013 15:19, says:
*read: "need" means whimmed
Cmsoska, at 03/23/2013 15:29, says:
"I need to write a book: I will go to Starbucks with my laptop and moleskin notebook and leave with a funny, racist joke I over-heard and a half-finished grocery list"
HappySweeto, at 03/18/2013 18:50, says:
Say what?
TheBellaBubbles, at 03/17/2013 22:53, says:
There's a lot of truth in this like they said below, but I wrote and published a novel all myself in a month, and published it with kindle direct publishing for free. And have sold 46, and I wrote it in one month when I was 15.