How to Write Sentences and Paragraphs in Your Novel

How To For You

by Dorothy May Mercer

An author friend posed a question to me, "How do I know when to end and start a new paragraph?" I set out to answer her question. What, at first, seemed a simple task became more complicated than it seemed. By adding sentence structure to the mix, I soon had enough material for an article, and an interesting one, at that. What comes naturally to some, when analyzed in detail, can be of extreme help to another.

Genres: Writing, Nonfiction

11 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 22, 2013

About the author

Dorothy May Mercer is a retired musician, busier than ever as president of two companies, writer and entrepreneur. She has published five books in seven months and is having a ball doing it! She and her husband have two lakefront homes in Michigan where they ski in winter and boat in summer. Hobbies are traveling, reading and playing the piano. The McBride series books are good old-fashioned detective cop stories with new technology and great looking girls thrown in.

Reviews

[Stella Eromonsere-Ajanaku · Rating 5 out of 5]

An Eye-Opener!

I have found very useful tips to keep in mind when writing sentences and paragraphs. I recommend this book to Authors.