Epistolary writing

I Like To Seek New Writing Challenges As I said in this post, I like to give myself a new challenge with every novel I write. For Down Salem Way, the challenge was writing my first epistolary novel…

Epistolary writing is where the novel is written in mostly documents which include letters and journal entries .

The epistolary novel is a unique storytelling method that blends a nonfiction medium with a fictional narrative.

There are a few things to keep in mind while you're writing. In this post, we look at five things to remember while writing a novel.

If you’re wondering how to write an epistolary story—or what the heck one is—I’ve got you. It's a unique fiction writing format that can spice up your tale.

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Photo by Joanna Kosinska on Unsplash Hey, Night Writers. I've been wanting to write an epistolary style novel for a while now. This is a style of writing where the story is written out as a series of documents or in various forms of communication. Finally, the right story has come along for me to apply this and I thought I'd share some of the key lessons I've learned. 1. Choose Forms of Communication. Once you know what story you want to tell, start to consider the different forms of…

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An epistolary narrative tells a story or novel through letters, diaries or other personal documents. Famous examples include Bram Stoker's Dracula and Helen Fielding's Bridget Jones's Diary. The first step to writing an epistolary...

An epistolary narrative tells a story or novel through letters, diaries or other personal documents. Famous examples include Bram Stoker's Dracula and Helen Fielding's Bridget Jones's Diary. The first step to writing an epistolary...