Category: Fiction

Myers Fiction December Newsletter

On By Kenneth W. MyersIn Fiction4 Comments

The Myers Fiction December 2023 newsletter includes updates on book progress, news about the moving of certain storylines to Kindle Vella, and book recommendations from various genres. The writer has nearly completed 'The Scroll of Stone' and is starting the second draft of 'Please Subscribe'. He offered insights on books he read in 2023, including titles in sci-fi, fantasy, classical, and horror genres. The newsletter concluded with hints about their December posts focusing on point of view in writing.

Introduction to Point of View

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The Point of View (POV) in writing refers to the perspective of the story-telling consciousness and can impact how readers experience a narrative. The three main POVs are First Person (I), Second Person (You), and Third Person (Them), each offering unique ways of connecting with readers and exploring character depth. Choosing the correct POV involves considering genre, characters, plot, and the overall story goal and may require experimenting with different perspectives until the right fit is found.

The Top 10 Christmas Gifts for Writers

On By Kenneth W. MyersIn Fiction2 Comments

The article provides a curated list of top 10 Christmas gift ideas for writers, aimed at inspiring their creativity. Included are practical items like ergonomic keyboards and noise-canceling headphones, educational resources like writing books or software subscriptions, and aesthetically pleasing gifts like personalized stationery. The intention is to offer unique and thoughtful gifts that acknowledge the recipient's passion for writing.

Using Symbols in Fiction

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Utilizing symbols in fiction is a powerful tool to enhance a story's depth and reader's engagement. Symbolism carries additional layers of meaning, representing themes, character identities, or making political statements. Choosing the right symbols requires careful consideration of the story's goals and elements, while avoiding clichés and ensuring genuine relevance to the story. Symbols should enhance character interpretation and be organically integrated, creating a lasting impression on the reader's mind to enrich the overall storytelling experience.

Myers Fiction Newsletter: November 2023

On By Kenneth W. MyersIn Fiction3 Comments

In the November newsletter, the author shared updates on their work-in-progress novel, recommended the "Wheel of Time" book series, and presented a writing tip about scene outlining. They also teased about their upcoming posts regarding the use of symbols in fiction and an introduction to point of view.