How do you write a good story like Harry Potter?
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How do you write a good story like Harry Potter?
J.K. Rowling on writing: 5 top writing tips
- Write in whatever time you have.
- Planning is essential.
- Rewriting is just as essential.
- Be aware of plot and pacing.
- Write your passion.
How long did it take for J.K. Rowling to write the Harry Potter series?
J.K Rowling took six years to write Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, the first book in the Harry Potter series. It was published on 26 June, 1997 and the bestselling fantasy novel series is marking its 20th anniversary in 2017.
How do you monetize fanfiction?
Making money on other platforms Once you’ve completed your (original) fan fiction, you can publish them online (various platforms offer paid royalties), or get your fans to support you via crowdfunding (like on Patreon), or take them to traditional publishers to get published.
How do I write a good Harry Potter fanfiction?
Make sure your story will interest others, not just you. If you want to do a story in canon then make sure your facts are correct. Look on http://harrypotter.wikia.com or the Harry Potter Lexicon. Think about all of the characters in the Harry Potter series.
Can I publish a Harry Potter fanfiction on a website?
You won’t be able to get it properly published because you don’t own the copyright to Harry Potter. It could be a site that caters for many different fandoms like FanFiction.Net, Wattpad, Quotev, Archive of Our Own or one that’s specifically for Harry Potter. How do I upload it, and can I do so without an email address?
Can I write a Harry Potter story with my own characters?
Yes, you can write a story that takes place in the Harry Potter universe with your own original characters. Thanks! I want to have a Ravenclaw girl, maybe a daughter of Luna Lovegood, but Luna only has two sons, no daughters.
Are you reading up on the Harry Potter characters?
There are thousands of websites about Harry Potter, and the books are readily available, so there is no excuse for not reading up on the characters. Decide if your story will be canon or alternate universe. Are you following the books, filling in parts that J.K. Rowling didn’t write? Or are you changing the setting or the characters?