So first I would like to say that as an aspiring writer your stories about breaking into the novel writing business are incredibly helpful. I've been in and out of creative writing courses a lot, done a lot of my own writing, etc, but the practical lessons are limited. So, thanks.
But My Question: In the first John and Dave book, it's written, uh... In sort of a forwards-backwards narrative, but in Spiders, and from what I've read of Fancy Suits, the narrative is way more linear. Is there a reason for that? Do you just do what you want? Or is that simply how it was dictated to you from on high like Joseph Smith?
Also thank you for writing your books. They've had a positive effect on my life.
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So first I would like to say that as an aspiring writer your stories about breaking into the novel writing business are incredibly helpful. I've been in and out of creative writing courses a lot, done a lot of my own writing, etc, but the practical lessons are limited. So, thanks.
But My Question: In the first John and Dave book, it's written, uh... In sort of a forwards-backwards narrative, but in Spiders, and from what I've read of Fancy Suits, the narrative is way more linear. Is there a reason for that? Do you just do what you want? Or is that simply how it was dictated to you from on high like Joseph Smith?
Also thank you for writing your books. They've had a positive effect on my life.
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