Posts Tagged prose for novels

Five tips for writing good prose – post at Multi-Story

Posted by Roz Morris @Roz_Morris in How to write a book on January 27, 2014

Whatever kind of fiction we write, most of us want to give our prose that extra flair and sparkle. How do we learn to do that? How casual can we be while still looking ‘correct’? When is prose powerfully poetic and when is it purple, stodgy and even ridiculous?

Today I’m at Multi-Story.co.uk, exploring what makes an effective prose style – and the knots we can get ourselves into as we try to develop it. Do come over.

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