Something has attacked The Author’s Blog and deleted all blogs since the middle of May, 2021. I’m trying to find and reinstall them, but so far, not much luck. Stay tuned.
In the meantime, I’m working on a free course for writers – take a look.
I’m making good progress on it – and already I’m able to put most of it into practice. I’ll let you know when I finish it — if I can find the time to write.
And, if you have time, leave a comment on this course designed for creative writers.
jim
Anxious to hear about your free writing course. I always have room to learn more and welcome anything that might make me a better writer. Please keep me posted.
I never considered writing a novel without a subplot. It is unrealistic to imagine in true life that only one major event is happening without some other issue muddying the water. Thus how could you ahve a story where only one thing is going wrong and nothing else to worry about? Sure it adds words to the novel, but also adds reality and more conflict. Sometimes the subplot can even be connected to the main issue. I vote wholeheartedly for subplots.