That is great. I love writing. But it's all because of the things I've read for years and years. the funny thing to me right now is you mentioned Steven King. Well I've never read 1 whole book of his. I've read almost all of "The Stand", but that's about the farthest I've gotten with his stuff.
To tell you the truth this is a very big stretch for me to write this style. I'm not normally into this kind of stuff as far as what I read. But my imagination has other plans for me right now.
I finally got through the first chapter of your book Paints. I'm slow going, but it takes me a while to adjust to the new world you've introduced us into. I like your descriptions. You're doing some nice work here!
Lion the first couple chapters did revolve pretty much around just one person, but now we are seeing more about other people in the story, and a bit about the town they live in. I have a much better sense of dirrection now after writing the 4th chapter.
Question for all those who have read what I've posted in my book. Do you think that the trial is redundant and unnecessary at the end of all three chapters? Please be honest. Thanks.
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I feel like I just found out that my favorite love song was written about a sandwich.
As promised, the next chapter in my novel. Rip this one apart because I know it's probably tediously long. Also, are the trials at the end of the first three chapters redundant and unnecessary?
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I feel like I just found out that my favorite love song was written about a sandwich.