Kat's Advice Club

Kat's Advice Club

Ask me stuff , and I will share my wisdom ... Satisfaction and positive outcomes not guaranteed . No fee . Review requests welcome as well .

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  • SophieSaysWriting
    SophieSaysWriting · Jul 30, 2015
    Hello! so i was wondering about something what do you think the best way to write a prolog is? story theme aside.

    speakerskat replied · Jul 30, 2015

    Hmm can you be more specific ? There's a lot of great ways to write a prolog ...


    SophieSaysWriting replied · Jul 30, 2015

    Sure! ok so this is a book me and a friend are writing.

    we want it to start out with someone who was waiting for a war to start and he wanted it to start. infact he started it.

    I need a way to figure out how to start it with that.

    Sophie <3


    speakerskat replied · Jul 30, 2015

    Well , honestly the first thing I think about is the avatar theme song ... But , it depends on the mood you want to set and what details you want to give before the actual story . Ask yourself where you want to start ? Do you want to start with the war already going or are your first few chapters about now he starts the war ? Do you even need a prolog ? Things like that . I tried to write a story once and I had a very short prolog giving a flashback to when my island was settled and then the first chapter started a few hundred years later following a totally different boy . Then you have proofs that set the secene for the book by giving a sort of introduction and describing the place and time . So it depends what you want . Maybe something I haven't even mentioned .


    SophieSaysWriting replied · Jul 30, 2015

    Thanks, that gave me tons of ideas!


    speakerskat replied · Jul 30, 2015

    Great glad I could help !



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