Post by jadekite22 on Jul 2, 2009 4:20:21 GMT -5
Do you prefer the rich prose of older writers like Charlotte Bronte or Shakespeare, or more the down-to-earth style of Stephen King or John Ajvide Lindqvist?
Do you like third-person literature or first-person, or even second-person?
How much description do you like in your novels (this doesn't really apply to visual mediums like comics and movies, even if they have narrative)? Would you rather have non-stop action, uninterrupted by description, or would you rather pause to take in the environment? A mixture of both perhaps?
Do you get annoyed when the narrator poses questions in the book (ex: "How did she expect me to know the answer to the problem on the board? I was asleep, and she knew it.") or does it make you feel more engaged to the text?
Do you like heroes/protagonists whose loyalties are more defined, or do you prefer "anti-heroes" that are more morally ambiguous?
Would you rather choose to flesh-out characters if it meant it would weaken a plot twist, or would you rather have a more satisfying surprise?
Feel free to answer as many questions as you'd like or pose your own for others to answer. No, by that I don't mean, "What is the goddamned point of this thread?"
Do you like third-person literature or first-person, or even second-person?
How much description do you like in your novels (this doesn't really apply to visual mediums like comics and movies, even if they have narrative)? Would you rather have non-stop action, uninterrupted by description, or would you rather pause to take in the environment? A mixture of both perhaps?
Do you get annoyed when the narrator poses questions in the book (ex: "How did she expect me to know the answer to the problem on the board? I was asleep, and she knew it.") or does it make you feel more engaged to the text?
Do you like heroes/protagonists whose loyalties are more defined, or do you prefer "anti-heroes" that are more morally ambiguous?
Would you rather choose to flesh-out characters if it meant it would weaken a plot twist, or would you rather have a more satisfying surprise?
Feel free to answer as many questions as you'd like or pose your own for others to answer. No, by that I don't mean, "What is the goddamned point of this thread?"
amazing Spider Man # 532