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<\/a><\/p>\nWhat Is a Novel?<\/h2>\n
A novel is a complex, polysemic term. Actually, it doesn\u2019t have an exact definition. We can\u2019t say anything definite about a novel\u2019s length, form, or content. Let\u2019s go over all these points in order to compose an overall impression from this literary genre.<\/p>\n
Length<\/em><\/p>\n Some definitions claim the novel\u2019s length as a considerable amount, but what does this mean? When do texts cross the line of shortness and become considerable? Let\u2019s face it: this characteristic is too vague. However, we can confirm that a novel is longer than a typical short story, and the length of this genre is a whole different story.<\/p>\n Form<\/em><\/p>\n A majority of novels are written in prose form. However, there are always exceptions: for example, a well-known novel in verse, called \u201cEugene Onegin,\u201d by Alexander Pushkin. The creativity of talented authors is not limited to poetry. Serbian writer Milorad Pavi\u0107 wrote the novel \u201cDictionary of the Khazars; A Lexicon Novel\u201d as three cross-referenced encyclopedias united by a common theme. Chinese modern author and artist Xu Bing has created a novel without a single letter. \u201cBook From the Ground\u201d consist exclusively of symbols: emojis, icons, and logos. We believe that you can impress your audience with the novelty of your novel!<\/p>\n Content<\/em><\/p>\n You have a full right to include any literary mode in the body of your novel: poetry, dramatic dialogue, elegy, pastoral, and many others. Some writers use pictures and schemes, different fonts and coloring, and unusual printing materials in order to create a unique piece of art. The only thing we can affirm is that any novel should either stimulate brain activity or awaken strong feelings. When you stare at the pages of a new book with zero thoughts or emotions, you can be sure of its low quality.<\/p>\n As you see, it\u2019s rather hard to define the term \u201cnovel.\u201d If you\u2019re a perfectionist and adore exact definitions, we can provide you with the definition from Merriam-Webster.com: The novel is \u201can invented prose narrative that is usually long and complex and deals especially with human experience through a usually connected sequence of events.\u201d<\/em> Happy now? Great, so now we can move forward.<\/p>\n You probably wonder: how long does it take to write a novel? That\u2019s a debatable question. Let\u2019s consider several examples. The creation of the final draft of \u201cFaust\u201d by Goethe took about 60 years. The epic fantasy novel \u201cThe Lord of the Rings\u201d by J. R. R. Tolkien was finished in 12 years. In contrast to these authors, Stephen King doesn\u2019t waste much time: he has already written about 75 novels and more than 200 short stories! See the difference?<\/p>\n We can\u2019t tell you exactly how long you\u2019ll take to write your masterpiece. However, it will take more than a few days.<\/p>\n Although some critics say that a novel has a finite repertoire of forms and motifs, we disagree. It\u2019s true that we can classify existing novels, but we can\u2019t restrict the imagination of modern authors with particular boundaries. So let your muse and creativity be with you!<\/p>\n Before you start thinking on how to write a novel, we recommend you to learn more about novel types. Maybe, you\u2019ll find a perfect option for your writing style or create a totally new genre. All types mentioned below have appeared in different epochs. Although some of them are not very popular nowadays, the renovation of old traditions is trendy now. Don\u2019t hesitate to pick the best option for you!<\/p>\n 1. Historical<\/strong><\/p>\n Historical novels are usually based on facts about real historical personalities and events. Sometimes, all characters represented in a historical novel are fictional, but they are placed in a certain epoch. Such novels don\u2019t have to be accurate or informative. The main purpose of the author is usually to use a historical background as decoration for his or her plot.<\/p>\n 2. Fantasy and science fiction<\/strong><\/p>\n Magic worlds, technologies of the future, time travel, alien invasion \u2013 all these concepts can become a part of your fantasy or science fiction novel. You may create a brand new world inhabited by incredible creatures, brave knights, and beautiful princesses. The other option is to imagine a better (or worse) tomorrow for our planet.<\/p>\n 3. Detective fiction<\/strong><\/p>\n Do you enjoy stories about Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, and Miss Marple? Then, detective fiction is a perfect option for you. Look for pieces of evidence, track the footsteps of dangerous criminals, and bring justice! Maybe you\u2019ll become the new Arthur Conan Doyle.<\/p>\n 4. The bestseller<\/strong><\/p>\n If you want to see your name in Forbes, write a bestseller. There are three crucial ingredients: an acute and painful theme, a good marketing strategy, and an attractive cover. Perhaps, your name won\u2019t be perpetuated by future generations. Anyway, you\u2019ll be well paid.<\/p>\n 5. Love story<\/strong><\/p>\n L\u2019amour\u2026 What can be better than an exciting story about two hearts filled with love and passion? Probably, lots of things are better. Still, the general public enjoys love stories. The formula is simple: man, woman, obstacles, and endless happiness of mutual love at the end.<\/p>\n 6. Adventure<\/strong><\/p>\n If you don\u2019t want your readers to get bored, adventure fiction is a perfect genre for you. Danger, adrenaline, and dynamics make the hearts of readers beat faster. Adventure novels add bright colors to our daily routine and allow us to feel emotions that are not available in real life.<\/p>\n There are many more novel types, but they\u2019re not that popular today. However, you may try your hand at proletarian, Gothic, epistolary, pastoral, or any other genre if you want to. Think outside the box and give birth to a new trend!<\/p>\n You may wonder how to finish a novel if you don\u2019t really know how to start a novel\u2019s first sentence. Don\u2019t worry! We understand your feelings, as starting a task from scratch is hard for all of us. Below, we\u2019ll offer you a few tips that will help you to cope with the fear of the first sentence and failure. Anyway, writing a novel is not a matter of life or death. If your first attempt is not successful, you shouldn\u2019t give up \u2013 keep trying! Remember that only your own evaluation matters when it comes to creative writing.<\/p>\n The fear of trying something new is normal, but you can easily cope with it. Build an imaginary wall between you with your art and the rest of the world. Express your thoughts and feelings in written form the way you want, and readers will hear your personal voice behind the letters.<\/p>\n If you are not ready to create a novel of considerable length, you may start from something much shorter. Fit your plot into a few pages and only then start adding more details. Many famous novels were created in such manner. Why wouldn\u2019t you follow the example of great writers?<\/p>\n This technique is quite difficult, especially for beginners. However, you should try it if your imagination is well trained. Try to watch your novel like a movie in your mind, playing it and rewinding it until the moment you get a full picture.<\/p>\n Some writers use this unusual but efficient technique to develop a good plot. They don\u2019t think over the ending of their novels in advance. The author creates a conflict and then lives through it along with the characters, following their intuition and narrative logic.<\/p>\n Now you know how to start a novel. This is the right moment to bring some of your awesome ideas to life!<\/p>\n If you\u2019ve decided to write a novel, you already have an excellent and original idea, right? No? This will be more difficult than we thought. Still, we are not going to leave you alone in your idea hunt! We offer you a list of ordinary and extraordinary ways to get ideas for a novel.<\/p>\n 1. Broaden your intellectual horizons!<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n As a rule, every new idea is a successful combination of two old ideas. Your brain should be like a sponge and easily gather vast volumes of various information in order to proceed subconsciously and formulate brand new ideas. Good ideas are rare to come to mind for the unobservant. Learn more about the world around you, and your efforts will be rewarded!<\/p>\n 2. Read books.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n That\u2019s a banal, yet truly efficient, method to get ideas. Moreover, if you read many books, you will learn about other authors\u2019 legacies. In such manner, you learn from the greatest talents of the literary world for free! Moreover, you\u2019ll know whether your ideas are unique or if you simply copied someone else\u2019s thoughts.<\/p>\n 3. Look for real-life stories.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Real life can be even more exciting and unexpected than the imaginary world. Learn more about your family history, your favorite historical personalities, and current events, as our reality is a great source of good ideas even if you are going to write about elves and dragons. People around you can become a basis for your novel\u2019s characters, and your own experience can evolve into a great plot line.<\/p>\n 4. Make notes about your dreams.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Scientists argue that dreams are a synthesis of your memories of the day and your subconscious thoughts. That sounds unexciting, but who cares? You have to admit that dreams can be sometimes even more amazing than superhero movies. Don\u2019t waste the chance to use the fruits of your brain\u2019s labor.<\/p>\n 5. Get new experiences.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n You can\u2019t get new thoughts in your mind if nothing worthy of attention happens in your life. Add some diversity! Visit new places, meet interesting people, or go for a walk at least. Maybe, your inspiration is hiding somewhere in a new city park or in the eyes of a beautiful stranger.<\/p>\n 6. Set free you strong feelings.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Emotions are a great source of inspiration and ideas. Unfortunately, they are not always good. However, don\u2019t hide your feelings inside. Let them come out and appear on the pages of your novel!<\/p>\n We hope that you\u2019ve found a perfect idea for your novel. Let\u2019s move on to the planning process!<\/p>\n A novel is a genre which breaks all existing rules. Consequently, it is impossible to compose a one-size-fits-all outline. You should by no means restrict your ideas and creativity with certain boundaries. However, there is a range of elements necessary for any good novel. Don\u2019t forget to include them in your novel plan!<\/p>\n Characters\u2019 portraits<\/em><\/p>\n When you don\u2019t provide readers with detailed portraits of your characters, they can\u2019t imagine them the way you do. It\u2019s simply impossible. Before writing the whole text of your novel, make notes about your characters in order not to get confused later.<\/p>\n Write down their age, approximate height and weight, eye color, hair color, face shape, stature, etc. Check your notes when you write the chapters with these characters. Inexperienced authors often make a stupid mistake: for example, at the beginning of their novel, a protagonist has blue eyes, and in the last chapter, they suddenly change the color to green or brown.<\/p>\n One more thing: include some characters\u2019 depictions in the first or second chapter of your book, so your readers would be able to imagine them in the right way from the very beginning.<\/p>\n Settings<\/em><\/p>\n Settings act as the background for your plot: apartments, houses, forests, castles, ships, cities, etc. They may be metaphors, symbols, or simply a beautiful addition to the plot line. However, think about all settings you\u2019ll have in your novel. Imagine them in detail. You may also try to draw them if you\u2019re skilled enough. Your notes or drawings will be as helpful as characters\u2019 descriptions.<\/p>\n Time<\/em><\/p>\n If you create your novel\u2019s world according to the laws of nature that exist in our reality, you shouldn\u2019t forget about the flow of time. You will also choose what type of narrative will be in your novel: linear or nonlinear. A linear narrative is presented in chronological order, while a nonlinear narrative includes different patterns of featured events: parallel plot lines, flashbacks, dream immersions, etc.<\/p>\n There is a list of banal time confusions you should avoid:<\/p>\n Several plot lines<\/em><\/p>\n When you create several plot lines in your novel, they have to co-exist in a logical way. Pay attention to the chapters where two lines overlap! If the protagonists\u2019 actions and motivations are not well considered, that may create dissonance in the minds of attentive readers. Such confusions frequently happen to comic book writers. They get tired of rereading all previous comics and simply ignore them and their plot lines. They call it \u201crebooting a universe.\u201d However, you want to write a novel, not a comic book. So be careful with plot lines!<\/p>\n Genealogical tree<\/em><\/p>\n If your goal is to write a novel about two or more generations of one family, drawing a genealogical tree won\u2019t hurt. In such manner, you\u2019ll memorize family connections between your characters more easily and won\u2019t make numerous mistakes. In the novel \u201cOne Hundred Years of Solitude,\u201d Gabriel Garc\u00eda M\u00e1rquez depicted the story of seven generations! Taking into account that half of the protagonists have similar names, even reading without a genealogical tree is challenging.<\/p>\n Schemes<\/em><\/p>\n If you want to create a novel with unexpected plot twists, we highly recommend you to draw a detailed scheme of all featured events. That\u2019s especially necessary for detective novels. Remember that you have to reveal a murderer in the last chapter. What if you get confused and are unable to do it?<\/p>\n All these elements are crucial for the novel\u2019s outline. Now, let\u2019s talk more about the proper structure of a decent novel.<\/p>\n As we\u2019ve mentioned above, there is no one-size-fits-all novel outline. However, the majority of stories follow a similar logic. That doesn\u2019t only refer to novels: movies, short stories, and even cartoons have similar principles of plot development. If you are planning to write a gigantic, complex novel with several plot lines, each of them might have its own development and a common resolution. Let\u2019s take a closer look at all parts of a normal plot:<\/p>\n 1. Exposition<\/strong><\/p>\n Exposition is a starting point for your piece of writing. Here, your readers meet your characters and learn more about the settings. When you create a fantasy novel, this part becomes even more significant, as you have to acquaint readers with a brand new world with its own history, creatures, and culture. Sure, you don\u2019t have to provide all of the details in the first chapter. At least give your readers a few hints, though.<\/p>\n 2. Conflict<\/strong><\/p>\n A conflict is a driving force of a story. We can classify conflicts in two ways: by their importance and by their type. There is always one main conflict, for example, between the protagonist and antagonist, and minor conflicts. In the series of \u201cHarry Potter\u201d novels, the confrontation between Harry and Lord Voldemort is the main conflict. In addition, there are family issues, political confrontations, and moral dilemmas that can be considered as minor conflicts.<\/p>\n 3. Rising action<\/strong><\/p>\n A rising action builds tension throughout the longest part of the novel. If you are a truly talented writer, the rising action of your book won\u2019t let your readers fall asleep and be distracted even for one minute.<\/p>\n 4. Climax<\/strong><\/p>\n This is the tensest, most dramatic, and most emotional moment of your novel. A fight with a dragon, a declaration of love, a duel \u2013 any of these scenes can be a typical novel climax.<\/p>\n 5. Falling action (optional)<\/strong><\/p>\n This part is not necessary for a plot, and sometimes it\u2019s absent. Nothing new is happening, and all cards are on the table. Tension is going down.<\/p>\n 6. Resolution<\/strong><\/p>\n The conflict is resolved, and everything makes sense now. The resolution gives readers a feeling of completeness. Sometimes, there can be no resolution in the story. Such plots are open-ended. This means that your readers have a great opportunity to use their creativity to imagine the further fate of the characters by themselves.<\/p>\n Now, you know how to write a novel step by step. Are you still not confident about plot writing? Below, we\u2019ve prepared a few great hints on this topic!<\/p>\n How many plots do you know? A thousand, maybe more? Don\u2019t be so confident about that! What if we share a secret with you? There are only SEVEN universal plots behind gazillions of stories that you\u2019ve ever read or watched. Not even ten, can you imagine? Sure, all these plots are decorated by various settings, extraordinary characters, and parallel worlds. Still, you can easily determine which universal plots a writer or a scriptwriter has used to create a story.<\/p>\n There are always exceptions, but it is really hard to think of a book or film that wouldn\u2019t fit in the list placed below. However, you can try!<\/p>\n 1. Defeating a Villain<\/strong><\/p>\n An eternal war between good and evil is a great plot for a wide range of books and movies. A villain is not necessarily one person with a bad behavior pattern. The main hero might fight against supernatural forces, a dragon, Darth Vader, or a cruel step-mother; it doesn\u2019t actually matter. The main thing is to overcome a \u201cbad guy\u201d and survive (preferably). 2. Great Journey and Return<\/strong><\/p>\n The main character usually arrives at an unknown place, planet, or city and tries to return home. He or she faces different obstacles, meets new friends or enemies, and gains new knowledge and experiences. 3. Quest<\/strong><\/p>\n There are two main dissimilarities between the \u201cJourney and Return\u201d plot and the \u201cQuest\u201d plot. Firstly, the hero or heroes do not try to get back home. Secondly, they have a certain goal: discover unknown land, find a treasure, or throw a magic ring into the volcano. As a rule, there is one main character accompanied by a group of companions who help him or her in achieving the great purpose. 4. Fun Story<\/strong><\/p>\n Any comedy movie that comes to your mind is a typical fun story. At a particular moment of their life, the protagonists discover that something has gone wrong. They try to fix everything throughout the whole story and achieve their goal at last. Fun stories are simple and understandable, as their only goal is to make you laugh and smile. 5. Tragic Story<\/strong><\/p>\n Everybody dies. Or almost everybody dies. That\u2019s the main feature of tragic stories. Usually, everything begins in a positive manner and then becomes darker and darker throughout the story. The main characters can\u2019t overcome the evil, no matter if it\u2019s external or internal. They fall to temptation, fall in love with the wrong person, or fall into a trap. Anyway, we wish you to stay away from such stories in real life. 6. Rebirth<\/strong><\/p>\n At the beginning of the story, the main character is not the most pleasant person. He or she has lots of negative personal qualities. The goal or \u201crebirth\u201d is to show how this hero deals with his or her personal problems and becomes a different person. There is usually a particular event, force, or another character which helps the main hero to change. 7. Unexpected Success<\/strong><\/p>\n The main character gets an opportunity that totally changes his or her life. They can\u2019t cope with such success and nearly lose everything. However, they find the way out, manage their fears and weaknesses, and everything is fine in the end. All these plot types have been tested by time and millions of readers and viewers. We don\u2019t force you to pick one from this list, but we\u2019ve given you an exhaustive answer to the question on how to develop a plot for a novel.<\/p>\n The final section of our exhaustive guide is worth your special attention! We present a list of tips that will help you to create a real masterpiece. They refer both to the preparatory works and the writing process itself.<\/p>\n Writing skills and style are like muscles. They need regular training in order to become better. Stephen King once said: \u201cWhat separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work.\u201d<\/p>\n You can\u2019t even imagine how many talented and popular authors freely share the secrets of professional writing with a wide audience. Try to pick guidelines written by truly respected authors, and not some charlatan. In addition, when you\u2019ve already chosen a certain theme for your novel, gather as much information on it as possible. It would be a real shame to be a talented writer and make numerous factual mistakes in the novel.<\/p>\n This tip is tightly connected to the one above. Still, research works deserve a separated paragraph, as they are not limited to books. Archives, libraries, interviews, old newspapers, field studies \u2013 all these sources are valuable for a good story, especially when it comes to a historical novel.<\/p>\n Writing a novel is not a one-day task. Sometimes, it takes a few months just to pick a decent title! An author may also face a creative crisis that will stop the writing process for an uncertain amount of time. Moreover, you can\u2019t leave everything and dedicate all your spare time to the writing. Of course, you can, but it will have a bad impact on your social life, health, and work.<\/p>\n A novel is a big deal, as it has a considerable length and complex structure. At least, it should. We recommend starting your writing career from something less demanding. Try your hand at flash fiction and short stories, or even poems. Please, don\u2019t think that we don\u2019t believe in your talent. We just want to offer you a simpler way to polish your style.<\/p>\n The first draft won\u2019t be perfect. There are always mistakes, defects, and poor wording which need to be fixed. When you write your novel on a wave of inspiration, you don\u2019t really care about proper spelling or logical reasoning. Reread your novel as many times as possible to bring it to perfection.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, not all of us are surrounded by professional literary critics. However, everybody knows at least one person who is keen on reading and can give you a few tips.<\/p>\n No matter how good at grammar you are, there are always people who are better. They are professionals. They notice the tiniest mistake miles away and don\u2019t give it any chance. They are professional editors. Find such a person and be confident about the quality of your writing.<\/p>\n There is no use for your manuscripts when they lie quietly on the bookshelf. Find the way to get published. It\u2019s not about fame or money: when the world will see your novel, you\u2019ll understand whether your creation is good enough to interest a wide audience. If your close friends evaluate your novel, they can\u2019t be objective. When it comes to strangers, there are no personal feelings that would compromise their perception.<\/p>\n Please, don\u2019t think that we want to discourage you. On the contrary, we want you to keep trying even if your first attempt isn\u2019t successful. Walt Disney was denied for a loan by 300 banks when he wanted to fund Disneyland. Now, it\u2019s hard to find a person who has never heard of this great animator. You should never give up if you have a dream!<\/p>\n One of the reasons that makes novels so popular is that they allow the portrayal of stories about real people and common life. In contrast to ancient epics or legends that were focused on a life of great heroes and gods, novels share the stories about regular people with regular problems. Of course, not all characters in novels are ordinary, but we can easily put ourselves in their shoes and share their feelings. Everything we need is a good imagination and a bit of spare time.<\/p>\n A good example is the best instruction. Our writers have prepared a novel sample especially for our readers. In this novel outline template chapter by chapter<\/a> there are also a few comments that will clarify all the details.<\/p>\n Click the images to see their full size.<\/p>\n it\u2019s true that you have a lot of space for describing places, thoughts and feelings if you are writing a novel. However, don\u2019t forget that you have to stay interesting, and people are mostly interested in action (or at least some emotional tension building up gradually). When you talk to your friends, you start with the main occurrence right away: \u201cAnd that guy looked at me and said…\u201d And when your friend frowns and asks, \u201cWait, what guy?\u201d you begin describing him, telling the back story and so on. Apply the same rule to your novel: start nearly at the center of an action, then give flashbacks, descriptions and explanations.<\/p>\n While trying to avoid the clich\u00e9 of \u201ceverything happens at once\u201d novels, many authors hit the opposite extreme: they manage to create novels where nothing actually happens. Yes, a beautiful, strong and smart hero that saves the world several times on his or her way to high school is boring, but a gloomy hero who doesn\u2019t take any action is also boring. Our everyday lives are full of drama: a girl hesitating to invite a boy she likes to a date, a businessman deciding to start singing at a jazz band, and so on.<\/p>\n Have you ever watched those 500-episode series, when a character falls in love, but then loses his or her memory, and then it turns out that they are somehow related with the lover, and after some dramatic confession of their parents, both of the characters find out that they are not related to each other… Try not to be an author that creates such plots, and readers will appreciate your ability to stop at the right point more than anything else. Even simple life events like going to college or moving to another city can be very dramatic, emotion-packed, and engaging.<\/p>\n This mistake is both the most common and the hardest to avoid. Everybody has dreamed about being perfect, beautiful, adored, and very often we put this desire in our writing. There\u2019s nothing wrong with it if you leave it as a desire of one of your characters. But it\u2019s not a good idea to turn him or her into an almighty Mary Sue\/Marty Stu.<\/p>\n We hope that now you have a glimpse of how to write a good novel, but what should it be about? Maybe you have a charismatic and appealing character, but you don\u2019t know where to put him or her or even what the plot will be.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/h2>\n10 Main Types of Novels<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/h2>\nHow to Get Ideas for a Novel?<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\nHow to Outline a Novel: Crucial Elements<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/h2>\nHow to Plan a Novel: 6 Main Parts<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\nHow to Write a Novel Plot: 7 Common Types<\/h2>\n
\nExamples of the \u201cDefeating a Villain\u201d plot: \u201cLeague of Justice,\u201d \u201cThe Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,\u201d and \u201cHarry Potter.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nExamples of the \u201cGreat Journey and Return\u201d plot: \u201cJumanji,\u201d \u201cThe Odyssey,\u201d and \u201cJourney to the Center of the Earth.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nExamples of the \u201cQuest\u201d plot: \u201cLibrarian,\u201d \u201cIndiana Jones\u201d movies, and \u201cTreasure Island.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nExamples of the \u201cFun Story\u201d plot: \u201cBridget Jones\u2019s Diary,\u201d \u201cSome Like It Hot,\u201d and \u201cThe Importance of Being Earnest.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nExamples of the \u201cTragic Story\u201d plot: check out some Shakespearean plays.<\/p>\n
\nExamples of the \u201cRebirth\u201d plot: \u201cHow the Grinch Stole Christmas,\u201d \u201cAmerican History X,\u201d and \u201cSchindler\u2019s List.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nExamples of the \u201cUnexpected Success\u201d plot: \u201cLimitless,\u201d \u201cThe Princess Diaries,\u201d and \u201cCatch Me If You Can.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nHow to Start Writing Novels for Beginners: Useful Tips<\/h2>\n
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Novel Sample Analyzed<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/h3>\nHow to Choose Novel Titles<\/h2>\n