/lit/ - Literature and Writing

>>3679
>literaturely
That's not a word, Yakuza.

>>3680 make it so

You've got to stop overthinking the writing process. In the end, you have to go by intuition. Reading and watching a lot of good works of fiction will help you pick up on what works and what doesn't. And don't be afraid to make major rewrites if you feel it's necessary.

>>3683
What to read then

>>3684
Charles Dickens is a good one to start with. He's a very well-rounded writer and his books are usually pretty accessible. A Tale of Two Cities, Bleak House, Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, and Great Expectations are his most popular novels but you can't go wrong with any of them.

>>3685
Those are alright. But my genre is themathically different from those… i find it hard to use em

>>3687
Just read popular works in the genre you want to write in I guess. I don't read much genre fiction (not because I think I'm too good for it or anything; I just haven't gotten around to it) so I don't know what to recommend.

>>3688 hm… what are things with alot of actions, epic fights or so