WHY DOES YOUR PROSE SOUND CONFUSING?
You’re a writer of fiction. And like every smart fiction-creator, you make other writers critique your piece. And then, you face that issue that everyone else faces. That is: no one is completely ‘understanding’ what’s happening on the page.
You think they are not reading. You think they are skimming. You think they are not ‘your’ genre readers maybe. You don’t want to see the real issue.
The real issue is: Human mind and the reader’s psychology towards something new.
Let me tell you, the best and most successful books are the accessible ones, which all genre and age category readers can read and enjoy. How do the authors do it?
They make the early pages welcoming and understandable. The first experience into your world must not be clumsy or bumpy or hard or confusing.
Now ... Why they are bumping?
You think they are not reading. You think they are skimming. You think they are not ‘your’ genre readers maybe. You don’t want to see the real issue.
The real issue is: Human mind and the reader’s psychology towards something new.
Let me tell you, the best and most successful books are the accessible ones, which all genre and age category readers can read and enjoy. How do the authors do it?
They make the early pages welcoming and understandable. The first experience into your world must not be clumsy or bumpy or hard or confusing.
Now ... Why they are bumping?
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