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HecateA said:
Writting takes a lot. Seriously, the writters who get published are some of the strongest-willed people out there. First off 당신 need to be persistant. Don't give up on a story. Hang in there and keep at it. Sure you'll get sick of writting a character's name and 당신 might, might, need to take a break and revision might make 당신 sick, but dont give it up. How do 당신 know 당신 didn't just give up on a bestseller? 초 off: don't compare yourself. 당신 always see what someone else does as better, and that's the first step to counting yourself out of writting because there are "better people". 당신 see your story as less then it is, but hang in there its so much more! Third, 당신 need to read and write a lot. Writting comes with practise and finger cramps, 당신 need to revise and see if 당신 can write something just a little 더 많이 poeticly, and sometimes 당신 get a "Eureka!" moment doing it. Why read? Because that's how 당신 enrich your vocaulary and 더 많이 importantly learn how to describe and how to go into detail, 또는 how to this and that and this and that. They are examples. 당신 dont copy from them, they're just examples. Fourth, take your time. Your character doesn't have to meet the dream guy, pull an orphan out of a flamming building, get shot in the leg and ace a test on the same day. Let your story take time and let your character grow with it. This also goes for planning. Figure out who your character is, what she wants, what she'll do, how the story will go (this only requires a general idea though), etc beforehand... It'll make your character and story far stronger. Fifth, watch out for Mary-Sue. Mary-Sue is what writters call a character that has 0 flaws because either the writter didn't plan her out, 또는 loves her too much to give her any. She's annoying and makes for a weak character even if 당신 give her super-human strenght and whatnot. That's all the major points I can think about right now. ps: Also, thanks!
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