Avid Readers Book Club (COMPLETED)

Book Highlight : Heaven in abyss, Hell in paradise

Author : seaselene

1. What would be alternative titles for you book looking in as a reader?

Catalyst of Revenge

2. What chapter is your favorite in terms of the most fun to write and the most important to the book

The most fun to write hasn't been published yet, and the one that is the most important is also not published yet.

3. What do you think is a plotline/writing method which sets your book apart?

I am an amateur writer so I don't understand a lot of things all I get is I try not to focus on one genre or character and I have been told the dialogues are good so guess that too...

4. What do you think readers tend to overlook that you wish more attention was given to, with regards to your book and otherwise.

Readers over look the symbolism or hidden meanings of a lot of things, for ex in the chapter titled ( Working of Heavenly Court) I used flowers to represent people and if you check their meanings it gives a good look inside the characters personality who haven't appeared yet

5. What do you want readers to take away from reading your book?

I want them to learn a few life lessons while enjoying a good plot

6. Characters that you most resonate with

Water Master is the character I relate with the most , followed by Ghost King, there are at least 14 different characters with stories of their own I tried to give them each their own unique story which readers could relate to.

7. If your book is ongoing or if you are planning for a sequel, how much does the reader input affect your plot direction regarding characters

Well, if they like it a lot, I could do a sequel, but I don't plan to if they don't want it, and the story is already decided along with the ships so I won't be able to consider changing them, I could however do it with the less important characters.

8. Do you think your book works better as a binge read or a chapter wise read or all the same

Either is good but I suggest chapter wise as some chapters are a little overwhelming so it would be better, they could bible read it too doesn't change anything only concerned if they'll be able to handle the complex plot 

9. Other than your current book, if you were to branch out, what genre would be the first in mind?

If I'd want to branch out, I'd definitely consider fantasy thriller.

10. How would you pitch your story to a new reader

In short, it's about a Ghost King who wants revenge, and his interest sparkles in an official of Emperor Jun Wu's Heavenly Court. Hoping that the opening chapter will hook the readers into the story. 

Thanks for the interview experience :)