Hi all,
Im trying to figure out where my writing fits into the world of genres. I am thinking its a modern love story, but need some direction. Any advice or direction would be greatly appreciated!
As it stands currently, its a love story from the male perspective (probably taking me out of the romance world?). It is written as kind of a blog if you will. The male character, who is a writer and he falls in love with a married woman. He makes a secret blog for him to write to her on, and they end up writing back and forth to one another as their relationship evolves. The story goes between the blog entries and the real story as they embark on a fairytale romance, falling truly in love for the first time as they realize they have found their soulmates, and despite trying to break it off because she is married, she ends up leaving her husband and they end up living happy ever after. The reader is placed in the perspective of the male was he writes to her and battles the choice of letting her go or fighting for true love.
Hope that makes some sort of sense. This is my first time trying to describe it, so if it makes no sense at all I wouldn't be surprised. Please ask questions if you are thoroughly confused. Thanks for any input!
Brett
Im trying to figure out where my writing fits into the world of genres. I am thinking its a modern love story, but need some direction. Any advice or direction would be greatly appreciated!
As it stands currently, its a love story from the male perspective (probably taking me out of the romance world?). It is written as kind of a blog if you will. The male character, who is a writer and he falls in love with a married woman. He makes a secret blog for him to write to her on, and they end up writing back and forth to one another as their relationship evolves. The story goes between the blog entries and the real story as they embark on a fairytale romance, falling truly in love for the first time as they realize they have found their soulmates, and despite trying to break it off because she is married, she ends up leaving her husband and they end up living happy ever after. The reader is placed in the perspective of the male was he writes to her and battles the choice of letting her go or fighting for true love.
Hope that makes some sort of sense. This is my first time trying to describe it, so if it makes no sense at all I wouldn't be surprised. Please ask questions if you are thoroughly confused. Thanks for any input!
Brett
Now if he went crazy or she committed suicide....
