Sentences with phrase «even reader expectations»
Although illness and disability are universal human experiences, written works about these experiences can be narrowly categorized by publishers, editors, market forces and even reader expectations into «inspirational» narratives that limit your reflection and complex experience, shutting down your creative work and your inquiry.
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When a book doesn't meet your sales expectations, be careful not to blame other people, such as your readers, your publisher, or even God (I've actually heard some authors hold the Almighty responsible).
Beautifully written, poignant and thought - provoking, this novel refuses to succumb to stereotypical reader expectations, making it even more memorable.»»
In genres that have a fairly standard plot formula — romance (cute meet, conflict, HEA), mystery (crime, investigation, unmasking the criminal), etc. — that's certainly part of the expectation, but in every genre there are even smaller expectations that we must fulfill to give our readers a good reading experience.
Meet, and even exceed those expectations by adding an embedded video trailer and / or an author interview, and readers will come back over and over again.
I've mentored many would - be authors who failed to meet their readers» expectations, and I've taught creative writing students in a classroom setting, many of whom barely had any grasp of the basics to even begin telling a decent tale.
Certainly read enough in your genre to understand what readers expect (even if your goal is to defy expectations).