@caytlyn_brooke Awesome 👍👍👍

@lindsayskeeling Your career change is an unexpected plot twist 😂 👍

@DeanWelch55 Great advice!

@KGBBooks I agree. I’ll read a poorly written book with an intriguing plot, but not the other way around!

@hugues_nick I wish I’d known this when I wrote my first book. So much time was wasted trying to fix the plot after writing it. Eventually, I just started another book lol

@JodiHerlick This is a really good perspective! I saw a huge improvement in my own writing once I started focusing on plot. But I still have lots of work to do.

@deanpb_author That’s an interesting perspective, but now that I think of it, so true. I’ve set aside well written books with a poor plot, but I’ve read terribly written books just because the plot kept me hooked!

@kamhossieny Makes sense. I’m still learning how to plot - it definitely helps the story maintain a good pace, which is important!

@deanpb_author I like the idea of starting with a conversation. Even if there’s not a lot happening, conversations are interesting to listen in on 👍

@ChuckRothman Good point. I tend to start with action and the reader is just confused 🤦‍♂️

@AnishDave_Eng I’ll have to run chapter 1 past a few beta readers lol

@KadieArtWriter The Quiet Place is such a good movie! I think this is an interesting premise - I imagine a literary agent would represent a book this!

@KadieArtWriter Same! The book and illustrations are amazing!

@mercedesmy This made me laugh 😂

@KadieArtWriter Dragons are one of the most interesting mythical creatures! I was just reading about the County Durham Dragon today (an English legend). I think they might be real 🤔 😂

@KadieArtWriter Thanks! Querying has been bleak, so I appreciate the encouragement!

@WriteNav Never stop 💪