Madeline Dyer, Novelist

Get Your Writing Questions Answered!

Get Your Writing Questions Answered!

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Madeline Dyer

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Hey, friends!

So, for next couple of months, I’m going to be running a blog series where myself and other professional writers will answer your writing questions! This series will be called ‘Your Writing Questions Answered’.

The aim is to answer a question every week–but for this, we need your questions!

So, what have you always wanted to ask a writer, or a group of writers?

Let me know in the comments below, and, from now on, each week we’ll select a question to answer in a new blog post that will go live on a Friday night/Saturday morning.

The authors who’ll be answering your questions include:

Yvonne Ventresca
Yvonne Ventresca
Adriana Marachlian
Adriana Marachlian
Lyn Miller-Lachmann
Lyn Miller-Lachmann
Brit McGinnis
Brit McGinnis
Madeline Dyer
Madeline Dyer
Kelley York
Kelley York

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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13 responses to “Get Your Writing Questions Answered!”

  1. JA Avatar
    JA

    Great idea – thank you. My question is about how to find a publisher. how do you do it?

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    1. Madeline Dyer Avatar
      Madeline Dyer

      Hi JA,
      Thanks for your question–the Q&A post is now live here: http://madelinedyer.co.uk/how-do-you-find-a-publisher-your-writing-questions-answered/

      Reply
  2. Dani Jones Avatar
    Dani Jones

    My characters don’t feel real when I write them. To me, they seem like characters (which is what they are, I know, lol!). But when I read other books, those characters seem like real. How can I make my characters seem more real? Any tips?

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    1. Madeline Dyer Avatar
      Madeline Dyer

      Hi Dani,
      Thanks for your question–its Q&A post is here: http://madelinedyer.co.uk/writing-realistic-characters-how-can-i-make-my-characters-seem-more-real/

      Reply
  3. Teresa Avatar
    Teresa

    I’m great at writing short stories, but freeze up at the idea of a novel or full-length book. How do I take my idea and spin it into a full-length book?

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    1. Madeline Dyer Avatar
      Madeline Dyer

      Hi Teresa,
      Thanks for your question–its Q&A post is here: http://madelinedyer.co.uk/how-do-i-transform-an-idea-into-a-full-length-novel/

      Reply
  4. Laura Avatar
    Laura

    So, about how long would you say a chapter should be, maximum and minimum?

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    1. Madeline Dyer Avatar
      Madeline Dyer

      Hi Laura,
      Thanks for your question! Its Q&A post is now live: http://madelinedyer.co.uk/how-long-should-a-chapter-be/

      Reply
  5. amy Avatar
    amy

    What’s the best way to create a dystopian world?

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    1. Madeline Dyer Avatar
      Madeline Dyer

      Hi Amy,
      Thanks for you question! Its Q&A post is now live: http://madelinedyer.co.uk/how-to-craft-a-believable-dystopian-world-guest-post/

      Reply
  6. amy Avatar
    amy

    And I have another question. I never know whether to write in first person or third and end up switching halfway though, whatever I write. How do you know what your book needs?

    Reply
  7. Ellie Avatar
    Ellie

    Any tips for writing an opening chapter?

    Reply
  8. Tallia S. Norton Avatar
    Tallia S. Norton

    I’ve always wanted to ask: what’s the weirdest thing that’s happened to writers? I love hearing real stories!

    Reply

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