Last weekend I spent eight frustrating hours attempting to pummel a scene into shape.
Throwing out paragraphs, revising others, sharpening the character’s internal dialogue—nothing worked. Finally, the proverbial light bulb sputtered to life above my head: If I provided point-of-view (POV) for this particular character, I risked veering my mainstream novel into the fantasy genre, which wasn’t my intention.
Until now, all of my novelshave fallen somewhere between the women’s fiction category, wh...
Published on February 04, 2015 09:46