Your world isn't just a backdrop—it's a living character that breathes, challenges, and transforms your protagonist. Discover how to craft settings that aren't mere scenery, but powerful narrative engines that reflect inner struggles, create unexpected opportunities, and elevate your storytelling beyond the ordinary.
Author: Kenneth W. Myers
Discover Myers Fiction: Explore New Storylines and Writing Insights
Message from the Author: Hey my nugs, I wanted to start the year out by saying thank you to all of my readers, whether you follow me for my blog storylines, or have read the limited release of Extoria. Thank you for your support. As we go into this next year, I hope to give …
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Know Your Editing Approach
Developmental This is the big picture editing that is often viewed as the revision. Read more on that in my previous post, here. Line Line editing focuses at the sentence levels. It looks at the authenticity or phrasing of words as they pertain to characters. For example, would your character really curse, or would they …
A Myers Fiction Review: A Girl Called Ari by P.J. Sky
Initial Reaction: A Girl Called Ari is a fun teen Dystopian novel with characters showing how a lack of understanding in other cultures can impact friendships. This a book that will keep you honest to make sure you’ve read every word, because every word counts. If you skim, you’ll discover you’ve missed valuable information. The Cover: …
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A Writer’s Guide to Effective Manuscript Revision
The article discusses the importance of revisions in writing, focusing on plot/structure, characterization, and using notes. It emphasizes the need for a coherent storyline, compelling characters, and thoughtful note-taking to improve the manuscript. Examples from popular books are used to illustrate key points about decision-making, character dynamics, and structural consistency.
Kenneth W. Myers 