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Jul 30, 2018
How to Write a Novella - WritersLife.org
 
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Hello is Peter here again from WritersLife.org
and coming up today how to write a
 
novella a novella can be a great
stepping stone in a writer's journey
towards completing a novel or it can be
a standalone project whatever the reason
or motivation for writing a novella that
a writer may have what it can do is to
teach them about how to build characters
introduce themes and convey a story in
more depth than short stories do writing
a novella might give you an idea for a
novel or might end up turning into one
itself like much in writing the word
count for novellas is not set in stone
thirty to sixty thousand words is about
right this gives you enough leeway to
expand your story if you see fit or to
keep it quite concise either way even at
the lower end of the word count writing
a novella is no small undertaking it's
long enough that the reader should
become immersed in the world created but
short enough that's a person might be
able to devour the whole story in one
sitting while there are lots of elements
of a novella that are also important in
a full-length novel
there are also some crucial differences
and it is essential to understand what
these are and pay attention to them as
you write your story so if you are
hoping to write a novella remember these
valuable tips first pay attention to
structure the beauty of a novella is
that you need to pack so much into a
limited number of words there is no room
for an excess of anything the plot needs
to be watertight the story must unfold
without deviation
a good structure will provide the base
from which to tell the story and needs
to be smart and simple there's likely to
be fewer characters fewer scene changes
and a clear unifying idea that pulls the
story together next use characters
wisely there should be fewer characters
in a novella and those that do appear
should be used economically characters
need to be impactful and their presence
must be felt right away all characters
should play an essential role in the
story should drive the action and the
plot forward and be cleverly executed so
your readers feel as though they know
them without having to know everything
about them you don't have the luxury of
pages of backstory or of letting your
readers get to know your characters
gradually they must feel a connection
with them almost immediately have just a
single theme and conflict while in a
full-length novel there are
opportunities to bring in several
conflicts and dramas dilemmas themes
subplots because of the limited word
counts of a novella there should only be
one single time frame single place
single idea
this way you can fully execute your
story with as much power and attention
to detail as if writing a full novel
rather than giving a watered-down
version where the story feels weak as if
it isn't fully explained
remember simplicity is key when it comes
to writing a novella it's important not
to over complicate things don't make
life difficult for yourself by trying to
pack too much in instead keep things
simple while still creating a story that
is complex enough to come to a
satisfying conclusion without any
surplus or digressions from the main
idea so by following these tips you can
write a novella that is /
perfectly paced heats the read hoped
allows them to immerse themselves in
your story fully and yet remain simple
sweet and satisfied and don't forget if
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