@nishita_talukdar Me pretending to be an expert:
1. Have a delicate balance between dialogues and narrative.
2. Show, don't tell. Be descriptive when it comes to describing a place, but show the feelings - maybe in the quiver of a lip, the shining of an eye, fiddling, anything really. (Honestly, if you're a halfway decent writer, and you're actually pretty great, you'll know how to implement this.
3 Don't force yourself to continue just for the heck of it. Make sure you're in the right mood.
4. (you may choose to ignore this one) Have a few chapters typed out before you decide to publish the first one, so that you don't have to break your update schedule for whatever reason.
5. And this is the most important one.... Have fun writing your story, cuz otherwise, none of it makes any sense anyway. Make sure you're content or happy with every word you write, because writing should make you happy as a writer.
And now, let me slip back to my "friend mode" and tell you something. You're gonna kill it, gurl!
