@CarolineDeight2 Had a similar set up with 6 characters (I know)! Drafted all the storylines at once because it was important they were doing things simultaneously. Otherwise, I'd have written each one separately. But when I edited, I did each character in turn. Hope that helps.
@ColinPowerhouse Followed you, Colin. My fantasy novel Gog-Magog is a question adventure in which exiled giants who o ce ruled Albion return to modern England seeking a relic that might save their tribe. https://t.co/3uM2ONTotR #writerslift
@M_Cobbett71 Gog-Magog: Giants exiled from old Albion hide in the Himalayas, and are known only as the legend of the yeti. But they are dying, so two return to modern England seeking a relic that might save the tribe. Full length Tolkienesqe fantasy.
https://t.co/3uM2ONSQEj
Shadows strain the eyes of stone sentinels. All their slow stares interrupted.. The wise heads of Weychester Bank β Merlin, Bran, St. Joan and company β blink and prepare themselves for another night of pigeon indignities.
Just...2...more...followers to reach...700...
What do you say, #WritingCommunity? Can you help me get there? A little #writerslift?
I follow back, I post cool photos, and love talking about #books and #startrek
@lololeereverie Yes!!! Printers have just confirmed that my novel Gog-Magog will by ready in time for official launch on Saturday. Sailing close to the wind, but a big step. Onward and upward! https://t.co/3uM2ONSQEj
@kareneIizabeth 1. Promote myself and my book Gog-Magog on twitter https://t.co/mc1lNCk07b
2. Launch said book
3. Despair as nothing happens. This is more writerly than the others
Trying to reach base level Twitter credibility, 1000 followers. Please help by retweeting, esp if you're a writer too. There's a reward at the end of the rainbow - a chance to buy my fantasy book Gog-Magog, and a freebie for signing up to newsletter at https://t.co/3uM2ONTotR
@AuthorGoodwin Read the classics of the genre you're writing in. If your genre is literary fiction then some knowledge of modern classics is in order. (If your genre is historical fiction, better read history especially social and cultural history.)
@AuthorGoodwin Giants return to modern England. They have to deal with tech that's unknown to them, and immune to their earth magic, like satnav, mobiles and night vision goggles. It also retells stories that are fairy tales to us but history to them. https://t.co/Cyi5cCT9Bb