: Re: Should my opening include a religious initiation ritual? I am about to start my first novel set in a fantasy world I am designing, and am struggling deeply with my first scene. I have read

There are excellent points in the other answers at time of writing. Apologies if anyone's thought to mention it before, but Frank Herbert's "Dune" series has some great examples of how to work religious themes into a story - particularly an initiation rite.

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: How do I start writing a good plot line? so I've been working on this story for about two years, and I have a whole world and set of characters built. I have extensive lore and descriptions

: Using in' rather than ing in third person omniscient The characters I'm working with not only speak in rural slang [i.e. frequently drop the 'g' on words ending in 'ing'] but, as a third person

: To what extent do I have to explain certain reasons or choices to my audience? In my story, there is a spot where there is a major shift in perspective as one point of view is supposed

: Can I publish an erratum to add a reference to another author? I would like to know if it's possible to add an erratum for my own book just to mention/reference a blog post from another

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