I admit I'm lost
- Original Cyn
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I admit I'm lost
I'm not sure how to get it back on track. Any ideas???
- kaytie
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Then go back and reread your novel from the beginning.
Pay attention to the story you started with, and as you read brainstorm ideas for an ending that will satisfy the premise you set up in the first 50 pages.
It's not unusual to find by the end that your story doesn't quite line up - it has been several weeks or months (or even years!) since you wrote those first pages.
And that's okay.
Now that you're most of the way through, you can revise until you get the streamlined, solid story you're looking for.
I hope that helps! Sorry I can't be more specific but you're the one who knows the story so you're the only one who can make the decisions.

Good luck!
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What's your novel about?

- Original Cyn
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So its rolling along now...I got back into the flow of it and yet I realize 2 things.
1) Its turning out alot shorter than I thought it would (only a little over 200 pages)
2) I had it in my mind to start it as book 1 in a 3 book trilogy but it sort of feels like it won't be able to stand alone...that might just be self doubt creeping in. I guess I'd have to reread it to find that one out.
To answer your question mrsdalloway, its a dark fantasy that chronicles the journey of a lowly galley slave with no memories of the past who comes to find out he is kin to one of the greatest demon hunters in the world.