how-to-write-a-novel

When I write sometimes I strike gold, sometimes I labor in vain and keep producing rubbish

Self-censorship is more efficient than any police. You write and say not what you really think, but what you believe is acceptable. By that process we lose those revolutionary ideas that could change society for the better

Writing is magic happening on paper

Don't believe in everything that is written. Not everything that is written is true

If I had time, money and knowledge I could write about everything; but no problem, Google is already doing it

You say you have nothing to write about? How do you find things to talk about? You can write about those things you like to talk about, that's your area of expertise

We write, not because we claim to know more than others, but perhaps because we want to know more than others. Writers are explorers

If I can write, who possibly can__. Even drawing a line in the sand is writing

Writing is all about self-expression, we want to speak up, to get it off our chest. Whether we make an impact or not that is not for us to decide

. If you want to write, just write anything that comes into your mind. You will be surprised at how you can force inspiration to stand on your side.

You never know what you will write until you write it

Able writers let us into their minds and show us how they think and by that open our minds to ourselves

A writer is never alone, he is always with himself

The power of a writer is that he is a god of sorts. He can create his own worlds and populate them with his own people, all by the powers of his imagination. It's the closest a man can come close to the gods. No wonder the most successful writers are considered immortals

Many writers write because they__e been there, seen that, did it and burnt their fingers

Life's a book filled on pages Just awaiting to be written.Some don't open it for ages,Maybe afraid of being bitten.

If you are writing fiction, think like a god. Release all the power of your imagination; create worlds and destroy them at your will, create as many miracles as your story needs

I'll call any length of fiction a story, whether it be a novel or a shorter piece, and I'll call anything a story in which specific characters and events influence each other to form a meaningful narrative. I find that most people know what a story is until they sit down to write one. Then they find themselves writing a sketch with an essay woven through it, or an essay with a sketch woven through it, or an editorial with a character in it, or a case history with a moral, or some other mongrel thing. When they realize that they aren't writing stories, they decide that the remedy for this is to learn something that they refer to as "the technique of the short story" or "the technique of the novel." Technique in the minds of many is something rigid, something like a formula that you impose on the material; but in the best stories it is something organic, something that grows out of the material, and this being the case, it is different for every story of any account that has ever been written.