Starting a New Novel

As an author, starting a new novel can be both thrilling and intimidating. Right now, I’m spending my summer writing the initial chapters of an upcoming book. At this point, I am taking a bit of a departure from writing the next book in The Story of Elthea’s Realm series—which will be Book 5.

Currently, I’m working on a story that takes place in Elthea’s Realm universe, but it’s set before the first book in the series. This particular time was crucial as the Bots and other great races engaged in a major war, which the Bots almost won. Although I mentioned these events in the first book, it was only in the narrative. This era is now known as the first significant conflict with the Bots.

During the confrontation, the Bots were on the brink of victory. However, their momentum was interrupted by the sudden arrival of a group of humans on Elthea, leaving the Bots perplexed. This turn of events gave the other races, including the Astari, an opportunity to regroup and ultimately emerge victorious in the war.

I might alter my plans regarding my upcoming book, as I’ve done so in the past. Writing, for me, is an exploration process. A book must discover its path, which can be a random journey.

Completing a novel is challenging, with each step presenting its own difficulties. However, the most rewarding moment is when I finally get to share it with readers. I am only at the beginning stages of this draft, and there is still much work to be done before it can reach publication.

Until next time,

John


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