Most people have had the experience of reading a book and having that book stay with them well after they have finished it. This after-feeling is something that can keep a reader thinking about a book and wanting more from the particular author who wrote this book. I believe that this feeling comes from the author’s ability to create a world into which the reader can escape, so that he or she is not just reading words on a page, but is actually having an experience of a story. This after-feeling is a product of having gone to another world, another place and time. And often times, the reader will want to return to that special universe.
This post is from my blog series, “Tips for Writing Fiction.” Be sure to check out my Greco Family Trilogy books, which include Olive Branches Don’t Grow on Trees, Discovery of an Eagle, and The Bird that Sang in Color. These books are available from all major online book sellers, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Apple Books.
