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 Scope and Level of Fiction Writing How to Write Fiction

This common question revolves around the mind of almost every new writer. Before discussing how to write a fictional novel, let's take a look at fiction. What this means for the literature, its scope, extent and scope of activity. Fiction is a sub-discipline of literature that deals with the narration of events that did not occur in reality until the time they were written.

So it is obvious that before you write anything about fiction, you must have a strong and captivating imagination. In addition, you should have a complete theory of the topic you are going to write about. This theory must be strong enough to be disproved.

A novel based entirely on fiction need not be called a fiction. One can add an element of fiction to a novel based on a true story. Such a novel would also be called a fictitious novel. For example, if you are writing a novel about a soldier's story based on a true event. You can add fiction to his fighting style, the way he leads his team, or his role in quests. So by mixing fiction into a story, you are writing a fictional novel.

What about a fictional novel based entirely on fiction and nothing else. Facts and figures prove that these novels are always loved by readers. The key fact associated with all these fictional novels is that the author has reached the extremes of fiction and writes at a speed far beyond the imagination of the average person. A prominent example of this type of fiction is "Pretty Horses" by "Cormac McCarthy".

Finally, I would like to say a few words about the importance of "character" to those who have questions about how to write a fictional novel. The meaning of characters in a fictional novel is like the meaning of the walls in a house. Remember that you can never build impactful fiction without establishing a strong character in your novel.