Mark Kamibaya

@dragon-snapper Great!

Sometimes it’s the very people who no one imagines anything of, who do the things no one can imagine.

@I-j-Anderson

The A-Team

What @dragon-snapper said. Focus on vivid verbs for writing. Here’re some initial thoughts, @perfectfifths . . .

–The plot will be prime in a super short story.
–Characters have to make choices.
–A short story is like a one-act play or a short film. Every moment escalates the story until you reach the climax at the end.
–Keep dialogue sparse.…[Read more]

@michael-stanton

So what’s up with the kingdompen.wordpress.com thing? I found it when I just googled for kingdompen and clicked on it thinking it was the .org site. Are you planning to like have a redirection link? And what about the content on there?

I’m not published. I can just give you some articles:

https://letterpile.com/writing/How-Hard-Is-It-To-Get-Published-In-The-Real-World/

Start Here: How to Get Your Book Published

The Truth About Publishing

@charisetter

Sounds cool enough. It kind of sounds like it belongs in the “road trip” or “buddy movie” genre. So google what those are to find out what may or may not be cliche. Come to think of this it could also be an “adventure” story. My advice is focus on character and their goals. That’ll lead you to your theme. And that’s basically it 🙂

@michael-stanton

Thanks, man! I’ll be using these 🙂