Hello Geoff
Thank you for your post.
In relation to my own novels, firstly it is nice that you have read at least some of what i have written.
I know that two people have kindly read it all and that a few other people have read at least one chapter.
Anything in particular that seemed to need altering please?
I only have two certificates in creative writing, each regarded as equivalent to 0.2 of a GCSE. One certificate for each term of a two-term evening course that I took in 1997. Assessment was by participation and a portfolio of one's own writing. The course included lots of types of creative writing, for examples, short stories, one act plays, haiku.
When my progress with the invention that the novel is about seemed to be in the doldrums in 2016 I decided to try to write the novel as a way to try to make progress.
The novels are rather unusual in that they are two things in one, both a sort of science fiction novel and a way to convey my ideas. One feature is the way that two or more characters can discuss something, so as to present various ways at considering something.
I know that the conventional way to write a novel is to complete it before publishing, but I published as i wrote, chapters not always in numerical order. If I had used a process of writing it all before publication it is possible that I would never have got it finished.
One person, in the early days, with not many chapters published nor wriiten, who I had asked for comments, expressed the opinion that the story did not enthuse him - I forget his exact way of putting it - but that it did convey my ideas.
If anyone would like to have a look at the finished novel, it is available, free to read, no registration required or requested, as follows.
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ngo/novel_plus.htm
The novel was intended to be complete story in itself. However after completing it I missed writing it so there is a sequel but it is not yet complete.
William
