The past week I have been quite creative and getting the
further development points and plotting down for my YA novel. This is now
taking shape and I’m enjoying the new direction it has taken me. It is very
much still in its infancy, but developing steadily with a wealth of interesting
characters.
I’ve also been working on more elements of my thrillers and
they are, I hope, beginning to have a similar theme and elements but are
uniquely individual, if that makes sense?
I headed down to the coast this weekend and enjoyed the sun
and the sound of the waves gently breaking on the beach and sound of shingle
moving, the laughter of children, the calls from parents and the sea gulls screeching
for food.
This week I thought it might be fun to use the idea of ‘The
Sea’ through the seasons. What do you hear, smell and taste at different times
of year? Think about the things that differ season to season. Try writing a 500-1000 word scene that uses
all the elements to make it real.
Once you’ve completed the four seasons, choose your
favourite and expand to create a complete piece of work. You might want to use
all four sections and submit your work.
Have fun with this and remember to make the reader believe
they are there within your work.
So, go on, get writing.
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