What book are you reading at the moment

[TanteGrete]

Well, I find it interesting and sometimes it gives me an idea of what to read next

[HerMajesty]

for reading, with all the storms and winds, tho I'm not reading it at the moment, I am reminded of how much I loved GIANTS IN THE EARTH, by O E Rolvaag. Story about life on the prairies in pioneer days,.......and the never ending wind..........

[Anniemcc2]

Just finished The Villa by Rosanna Ley - loved it.

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15047169-the-villa

[CarnoustieCats]

Re-reading Georgette Heyer's The Quiet Gentleman .. (still) thoroughly enjoying it

[meebo1]

i just finished one of her crime books. (can't remember the title) Most enjoyable

[Anniemcc2]

Re-reading Georgette Heyer's The Quiet Gentleman .. (still) thoroughly enjoying it

Love Georgette heyer - am slowly adding them to my Kindle

[Anniemcc2]

Attention All Shipping: A Journey Round the Shipping Forecast by Charlie Connelly. [Kindle edition]

Dogger. Rockall. Malin. Irish Sea' - the hilarious bestselling travel book that journeys round areas made famous by Radio 4's The Shipping Forecast.

[FirstGreenIsGold]

I just finished reading "The Help" by Kathryn Stockett.

[billsstamps]

I woke up this morning with an idea for another book.

This one is going to called Diary of a Frog.

The way I write is to start with the structure, basically the direction of each chapter and the final destination.

Then I I fill out the structure with plot twists every two or three pages, and possibly adapt the structure.

Then the rest is simple, I just have to fill it in.

By the way, are there any ghost writers out there? I have a friend who wrote a novel, and although it is interesting, it doesn't have the plot twists at regular intervals. I am not good at adapting.

[olivia8143]

I woke up this morning with an idea for another book.

This one is going to called Diary of a Frog.

The way I write is to start with the structure, basically the direction of each chapter and the final destination.

Then I I fill out the structure with plot twists every two or three pages, and possibly adapt the structure.

Then the rest is simple, I just have to fill it in.

By the way, are there any ghost writers out there? I have a friend who wrote a novel, and although it is interesting, it doesn't have the plot twists at regular intervals. I am not good at adapting.

It's not about me is it?