Log in or register to post comments by Adrian Sroka 27th November 2013 What do you think makes a fine novel? Replies Yes all the same... damien Isaak 330 points Ready to publish Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Short stories Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Gothic and Horror damien Isaak 28/11/2013 Like 0 Report Reply All of the above, a story that engages the emotions, a satisfying ending that stays with you. susan Russell 330 points Developing your craft Poetry Short stories Fiction Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Comic Media and Journalism Business, Management and Education Speculative Fiction Adventure Popular science, Social science, Medical Science Practical and Self-Help Historical Crime, Mystery, Thriller susan Russell 28/11/2013 Like 0 Report Reply I think that good characters are what makes a fine novel. If the reader can somehow grow attached to some of the characters and see how each individual character grows then I find that the reader would enjoy the book more. David Castanho 1430 points Developing your craft Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Speculative Fiction David Castanho 28/11/2013 Like 0 Report Reply Pagination « First page ‹ Previous page 1 2 3 › Next page » Last page
Yes all the same... damien Isaak 330 points Ready to publish Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Short stories Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Gothic and Horror damien Isaak 28/11/2013 Like 0 Report Reply
damien Isaak 330 points Ready to publish Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Short stories Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Gothic and Horror
All of the above, a story that engages the emotions, a satisfying ending that stays with you. susan Russell 330 points Developing your craft Poetry Short stories Fiction Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Comic Media and Journalism Business, Management and Education Speculative Fiction Adventure Popular science, Social science, Medical Science Practical and Self-Help Historical Crime, Mystery, Thriller susan Russell 28/11/2013 Like 0 Report Reply
susan Russell 330 points Developing your craft Poetry Short stories Fiction Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Comic Media and Journalism Business, Management and Education Speculative Fiction Adventure Popular science, Social science, Medical Science Practical and Self-Help Historical Crime, Mystery, Thriller
I think that good characters are what makes a fine novel. If the reader can somehow grow attached to some of the characters and see how each individual character grows then I find that the reader would enjoy the book more. David Castanho 1430 points Developing your craft Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Speculative Fiction David Castanho 28/11/2013 Like 0 Report Reply
David Castanho 1430 points Developing your craft Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Speculative Fiction
Yes all the same...
All of the above, a story that engages the emotions, a satisfying ending that stays with you.
I think that good characters are what makes a fine novel. If the reader can somehow grow attached to some of the characters and see how each individual character grows then I find that the reader would enjoy the book more.