I think, this is Malayan language family typical. One uses his own name in dialog, instead of “I”. Like Tarzan when he said, “Tarzan see Jane in danger.” It’s real people dialog, especially in Malayan culture. However, very few people practice this weird style. What kind of people are they?
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How to Write for Teenagers
The teenager is a broad market pie. It’s worth to fight for. But they are tough audience. To write a story for teenagers, you have to be an expert not only in writing, but also in teen culture. This is how to do: It’s not a compulsory, but it would be good if your main …
How to Choose the Book when You Have No Plan
Look at the books in a bookstore or library shelves sometimes make us confusing. All seem more interesting than others. Unless you hold a book list since the beginning, how do you choose the book spontaneously?
Indonesian Author of Fiction
Big thanks to internet, writers today are connected each other and with their readers. Not merely via social media which requires us to be member, they do blog or have a website. So others can easily contact him/her, to interview, to discuss about certain passion, to give feedback about the works, or simply to embrace him/her. These links will lead you to Indonesian fiction author’s blogs or websites you might want to know. Mostly, they are in Indonesian.
Through Whose Eyes This Story is Told
Do you prefer to speak your story with I style (“Today I blah-blah-blah ….”) or he style (“Yesterday A went to his college. He blah-blah-blah ….”)? Maybe you determined it by instinct. But actually, the reason behind is simple. First Person Point of View or POV (I). Pick this POV if you want the reader …
Genre dalam Karya Fiksi
Genre merupakan kesepakatan sosial tentang pengelompokan karya seni, baik untuk produk-produk tekstual, visual, audio, maupun audiovisual. Contohnya di karya fiksi, ada genre thriller, aksi, komedi, horor, dan lain-lain.