I want to hear what you think.
I want to hear what you think.
At first glance? I would wonder why you're bouncing between tenses, and narrative styles--you move between present and past without rhyme or reason, and you do the same between first and third person. That makes it a bit of a chore to follow. Seems to be an interesting premise. Calls to mind memories of Stevie Wayne for KAB on Spivey Point. That may just be the broadcasting station by the water, and the mention of the ghosts of dead sailors. I would recommend working with an editor to help you tighten up the mechanics, but I'll read more if you keep posting them.
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It's my bad. I was taught to write for radio and tv. Not just as the written word. In radio you write words the way they sound and in TV you just write as fast as you can to meet deadline.
I want to see the series based on a famous fantasy novel written by any book writing services or by any Book self publishing company so that the number of viewers will get higher gradually.
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