This is probably the first time I have ever come across an entry on writing something bad… on purpose. I have been attempting to write a novel but the furthest I got to writing was just a couple of chapters and that was that. I have this tendency to come up with ideas for novels but more often than not, I fail to develop them. I’m curious though as to why anyone would try to write a bad novel. Is that some kind of way to accomplish the opposite? Humour me.

Perhaps for now, I’d give the I-would-like-to-write-a-novel thought a rest and concentrate more on my blog.

Have a nice day… Cheers!
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If your writing a nonfiction book, feel free to change the events to make it more interesting for your readers. They’ll never expect the twist.

When choosing a title, pick something common like Fire, or The great mystery, or The presidential assassination. It will allready be in your readers heads, so you dont have to worry about them thinking you book it talking about random crap.

If you’ve allready written a book, talk about how good your book was in the characters perspectives, or talk about yourself.

“A statue has never been set up in honor of a critic!”

No, you’ve just got to do it. I just finished my first novel. I’ve read so many of these type of things that I have no idea if it is any good. I don’t really care. I’m going to submit it to appropriate agents anyway and start writing my second. It’s better than spending my evenings watching tv.

Aww, poor vampire novels. Is this to say that simply because it is a vampire novel it is gauranteed to be bad? Because Fledgling by Octavia Butler was a good vampire novel although this comment seems to be more geared towards True Blood or that hack Stephanie Meyers.

Rip Magnum