How To Write A Good Book

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How To Write A Good Book
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How To Write A Good Book?

• 1. Decide on the genre and theme of your book
  Before you start writing anything, you need to
  decide on the genre and theme of your book. This
  helps you set the boundaries where your
  imagination are allowed to wander aimlessly.
  Swerving beyond the theme or genre create roots
  of confusion. To make it all the worst, the
  message you wish to impart becomes lost.
• 2. Write for yourself, and then write for your
  readers Allow your imagination to wander
  aimlessly at first as this helps you amass ideas
  that are not there before. Once you have written
  everything that enters your reverie, its time to
  think about the readers. Hence, you have to
  properly structure your storys plot. Also, add
  more details to elucidate certain matters, and
  cut out all the unnecessary fillers as these
  breed to contempt.

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• 3. Set a goal Setting a goal within a specific
  timeline keeps the fire of inspiration burning.
  With this goal (matched with discipline), you
  conquer procrastination and other factors that
  delay the success of your book. Keep an eye on
  your goal, and always aim to succeed.
• 4. Gather a small audience and let them criticize
  your work Let your friends or a family member
  criticize your work. This helps you determine the
  opportunities to work on. To be frightened with
  harsh remarks is natural. Learn to perceive these
  remarks as an aid rather than an absolute failure.

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A Good Book Inspires an Author to Keep Writing

• In the event of publishing a good book, the
  positive reviews of readers compel you to
  continue with your passion. Although there are
  still unpleasant yet logical remarks, be wise and
  use these to your advantage. It is necessary for
  a writers spirit to endure these remarks as
  these mold his talent to perfection. Perceiving
  them as an unalterable failure makes you let go
  of the thing you love dearlychanging the lives
  of many readers.

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