When building our adventure story, we must work on a series of aspects that must appear in our writing. These elements are: the artifact, the characters, the plot, the setting, the events, the title of the novel and the ending, in addition to taking care of the rhythm and tone...
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When building our adventure story, we must work on a series of aspects that must appear in our writing. These elements are: the artifact, the characters, the plot, the setting, the events, the title of the novel and the ending, in addition to taking care of the rhythm and tone...
Writing a good adventure story is not an easy thing, especially considering how diverse the genre can be. Within the old adventure genre itself there are several subcategories. We have the travel novel, the exploration novel or even a mixture of both. There are also more action works.
It is impossible to give advice that is valid for all kinds of adventure works, so the first advice to write a good adventure work is to be inspired by those adventure works that you like and seem good to you. If you love stories like Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, or Uncharted, examine what those stories have in common, and what you love about them.
When building our adventure story, we must work on a series of aspects that must appear in our writing. These elements are: the artifact, the characters, the plot, the setting, the events, the title of the novel and the ending, in addition to taking care of the rhythm and tone...
