This Synopsis Thing Needs Critiquing

[Ethryndal]

@Emma-Flournoy *dies* This is great. I’ve been waiting for your very thorough say so, and child, let me tell you, it didn’t disappoint.

Considering I’m not trying to market my synopsis yet, I think I’m just going to go with the first, slightly longer one (with your suggestions applied, of course, because I like them), and deal with the length later, if a situation should arise where I need a shorter one. *nod nod* Yeah.

Kindly forgive my grammar. It has a tendency to disobey me at times.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 12 months ago by Ethryndal.

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[Daeus]

@ethryndal Just thought I should add that How To Write A Sizzling Synopsis is a helpful book for writing a synopsis. You’ve probably heard me say that before, but what can I say.

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[Anonymous]

@ethryndal I loooove it!!!! Mwawhaha such a twist on the normal fairytale. I really liked the versions where you mentioned the slipper only fit the step-sister. I don’t think it gives too much away, because (correct me if I’m wrong) the synopsis usually reveals the first plot point to hook readers in (and that’s what I’m assuming the slipper part is. Unless it isn’t. In that case ignore this deranged human being). But I suppose if it is too long, it should be cut out *Sighs dramatically*

[Emma Flournoy]

@Ethryndal *grins* And that is an encouraging thought.

*revives you*

That makes sense. And I kindly forgive your grammar. *benevolent flourish*

This story is going to be so epic.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Emma Flournoy.

[Joy]

@ethryndal  I’m late… 😛  *gawks* This is so cool! I don’t care how long it is — It’s just so cool. I can’t wait to read the story!!

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