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Alright then, thanks a lot for you feedback! Greatly appreciate it!By I saw your updated synopsis third paragraph. The hook I feel sounds lot better now. :)
Alright then, thanks a lot for you feedback! Greatly appreciate it!By I saw your updated synopsis third paragraph. The hook I feel sounds lot better now. :)
The cover's in my signature, btw.Erika is a simple village girl, bound to the old, unspoken rules of the village. Her greatest wish is to break free from those puppet strings that restrains her and take her fate into her own hands.
Marian is a traveling Rover afflicted with wanderlust. Having lost those she loved on the battlefield, she travels from place to place, trying to fill the emptiness inside her. When Marian finds a village girl trying to find freedom from the shackles she was born into, she extends her hand in aid.
Awakened to a new strength with the help of a benevolent stranger, Erika resolves to cast off her shackles, to lead her own life as she pleases, and to make her mark on a world that is bigger than herself. This time, the one who holds the strings will be her.
Hey TypeAxiom, I was thinking about your synopsis and while I love how short it is, I want to make some suggestions to reduce redundancy.Oh, I want some help!
Title: Roving Marionettes
Synopsis:
The cover's in my signature, btw.
Erika is a simple village girl, bound to the old, unspoken rules of the village. Her greatest wish is to break free from those puppet strings that restrains her and take her fate into her own hands.
I'd drop the "traveling" before 'Rover'. Its implied by 'wanderlust' and stated in the next sentence. Feel free to put in a different adjective though!Marian is a traveling Rover afflicted with wanderlust. Having lost those she loved on the battlefield, she travels from place to place, trying to fill the emptiness inside her. When Marian finds a village girl trying to find freedom from the shackles she was born into, she extends her hand in aid.
Awakened to a new strength with the help of a benevolent stranger, Erika resolves to cast off her shackles, to lead her own life as she pleases, and to make her mark on a world that is bigger than herself. This time, the one who holds the strings will be her.
Erika is a simple village girl bound to the unspoken rules of her village that pushes her to become a good, obedient wife. Her greatest wish is to break free from those puppet strings that restrains her and live as wondrous a life as those characters from her bedtime stories.
Marian is a Rover afflicted with wanderlust. Having lost those she loved on the battlefield, she travels from place to place, trying to fill the emptiness inside her. When Marian finds Erika who so resembles a lost friend, she extends her hand in aid.
Awakened to a new strength with the help of a benevolent stranger, Erika resolves to step beyond the boundaries around the village marked by fairy rings, to lead her own life as she pleases, and to make her mark on a world that is bigger than herself. This time, the one who holds the strings will be her.
Personally, I love it! I get a feel for what's at stake, and get to see what Erika wants all in one. I can relate to her desire for freedom and dreams of fairytale stories. Quick, cute, and clear. Other's may have different suggestions of course, but I like this one a lot.This is so helpful! Thank you for all your tips. Yes, I am extremely comma happy. I think half of the commas in my actual writing is there 4fun.
After a few changes, this is what I have. I think that, thanks to you, it's gotten a lot less repetitive.
Great start! I think you don't need to make any major changes at all. You might front load with: '... his grieving older brother...' and change the follow up to '...discovered that his missing brother...' so that we as the audience feel the punch of realization with Grigri.The Tome Called Google
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Grigri Runmoore was in trouble. When his father fell in battle, he thought his older brother would run the county as the heir. But a week after their father's funeral, it was discovered that his 'grieving' brother had actually run away from home days before.
Grigri didn't understand why he would run away from his responsibilities. At least, he didn't know until he started opening the county ledger and saw the size of his family's debt. Now he understood why his brother run away. He had no right to criticize his older brother, as he too started entertaining the idea of escaping the house.
What's worse, his two sisters were the very picture of high society girls, with all the accompanying expenses associated to it. He needed a way to get them to stop wasting money, but how would he do that? As he spent more and more time in the family library, trying to find something, anything that could tell him how to deal with his problems, a large, heavy book bound in unknown leather fell out onto the floor.
Written on the front cover was the title 'Google'.
Thanks very much for your input.Great start! I think you don't need to make any major changes at all. You might front load with: '... his grieving older brother...' and change the follow up to '...discovered that his missing brother...' so that we as the audience feel the punch of realization with Grigri.
You also might change the passive voice in '... it was discovered...' to tell us who really discovered the truth. I don't have a problem with passive, but *pushes up glasses* passive voice is ""technically"" frowned upon.
I like this overall, I'd just drop the 'Now he understood why his brother run away.' because the same idea is conveyed more decoratively in the next sentence.
Maybe just say '...he too entertained...' just to shorten a bit. I tend to do a lot of those filling words in typing, but unless its a personal cadence thing, its just extra. (I already had to delete 'kind of' twice in my own comments above, to give you an idea, lol, so no shade throwing from me.)
I'd swap from 'would' to '...but how could he do that?' to change it from an implication of Grigri 'would' absolutely succeed, but more 'could' he even manage this?
Otherwise, no comments or concerns. I think you have a super solid synopsis overall and nothing suggested here is by any means critical. Looks like a fun story and hope it does great!
Title: Training Diary of Sayori-sama
Synopsis: Yuuto Murasaki was invited by his soon-to-be bride, Sayori Homura to her family's summer home in the countryside.
Yuuto thought that this might be his chance to do it with the shy and timid Sayori but she had other plans in mind after they arrive.
Title: My Auction System
Synopsis: "Selling Pill to increase your power by one step of anything you're cultivating! "Price will start at 100,000,000 dollars. increase must not be less than 10 million!" Every night at around 12 AM, the shouts of someone selling something from a small store would be heard. But inside this store were races that had never been seen on this universe. Even Gods came to this small store to buy items from a simple looking young man.
Hey! Thank you for encouraging me. When everyone was criticizing my writing (though I liked those honest reviews), you said that my novel seems interesting and I should keep writing. Now I have reached chapter 40! I just wanted to know whether my new synopsis seems interesting or confusing...Probably a horrible idea but eh why not? I see some mention they wish they could get some help with their synopsis or how its lacking and they don't know how to write a good one for their story. Not gonna be the one to critique here (I'm not that attentive), but maybe it would be nice to have a place where others can get some critique on their synopsis. I for one know I probably will have to work and tinker out my synopsis for some stories (not published on SH yet).
Post your synopsis or link to your story synopsis. It can even be a synopsis for a story you have in mind, but haven't really written just yet.
See how other critique your synopsis and whether it sounds interesting or need some improvements.
*This is not to review your story, just your synopsis itself. This way it saves time, and it can help straightforward see if the synopsis is interesting or not and needs improvement. A good synopsis is one that hooks you wanting to read more.
*When I mean synopsis, I mean the synopsis you see on ScribbleHub stories.
Np. I don't recall helping you but glad you kept writing. :)Hey! Thank you for encouraging me. When everyone was criticizing my writing (though I liked those honest reviews), you said that my novel seems interesting and I should keep writing. Now I have reached chapter 40! I just wanted to know whether my new synopsis seems interesting or confusing...
Novel Name: Destined or Fated?
Synopsis:
She said,
"Fate is nothing but a question which the Deity throws, the answer to it is the choices we make..."
He looked at the small figure in front of him and asked,
"Then what about Destiny??"
....
Yoon Su Yeon, a simple-minded, focused, and a bit nerdy girl. she was having a very normal life until a past incident was brought up again in front of her. She joins hands with a Doctor who is also a part of the underworld, and her life gets tangled with someone whom she never expected.
But the story is not limited to that incident. Her life starts to change slowly and mysteriously when something in the past affects her present life. One by one, she encountered the people from the past who wanted to change something from that time desperately.
Without any recollection of the past life, will Su Yeon be able to help them? Exactly what happened in the past? Is it somehow related to her? Will she choose this life over her simple and stable life? What is this... her fate or a mysterious destiny?
. .
Excerpt 1:
"I don't know anything else! From now on you are my Girlfriend and that is final! We will keep it secret; I will not disturb you and wait for you so you can pursue your career. But you will always be mine!"
Excerpt 2:
He was standing in the corner, looking at a girl who was enjoying with her colleagues, for whom he was waiting for more than 4 years. he whispered, "I think it's enough of waiting now, it's time for us to be together. Little Bunny, will you accept me this time?"
Ohh.. I will add the link right now!Np. I don't recall helping you but glad you kept writing. :)
Recommend to post your story links in your scribblehub profile page. took a bit to find your story otherwise.
If that is the whole thing it is a bit confusing. The first good chunk sounded distant like a narrator but needs better writing improvement to make it flow nicer, a bit of adding too much description in sentences. Then you have the excerpts which shifts you very close. I think you can do away with the excerpts. Save that for the actual story dialogue and scenes.
not best grammar or written way but...
Yoon Su Yeon is a focused, nerdy, and simple-minded girl, living the average normal life when things suddenly started to change. Mysterious people from her past life are emerging in her present day life, desperately seeking to change something that was so monumental that it left a lasting impact. But without any recollection of her past, Su Yeon can't recall whether she was even connected to it at all. If she helps them on their mission to altering that fateful event, what would happen to her current life?
Np. I actually have written a lot less than you so I'm not that good. I'm just an amateur giving advice. Ironic isn't it? XDOhh.. I will add the link right now!
Believe it or not... but after reading your synopsis, I felt ashamed of my synopsis.
Just now I compared both of them and realised that mine was very confusing and stranded.
*bows in 90 degree* thank you so much!
I am now completely charged up and going to create another synopsis and take yours as base, hope you don't mind
Maybe because you have more talent than me... Good luck with your work too! I am 100% sure that you will achieve your goal soon! I am rooting for youNp. I actually have written a lot less than you so I'm not that good. I'm just an amateur giving advice. Ironic isn't it? XD
Go for it. And hope that synopsis helps. Gl with your story.
Your grammar and writing are a bit immature. if you really consider writing this novel (it's pretty good actually) I support youWell, because I've posted some stuff repeatedly for my fantasy novel, how about the synopsis for my sci fi?
When an expedition visits an Earth-like planet, humanity begins to question everything it once knew for certain...
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Daniel Walden and his newlywed wife Sierra are a strange sort of people, that is - they are both test pilots for the first crewed ships capable of faster than light technology. After initial testing, and they think its time to rest on their laurels and find new jobs, they instead are called to push these new ships to their limits - by traveling to a planet dubbed Demeter.
For some, there is tension about possibly discovering real multicellular life. Some don't care. Some are worried humanity will ruin this planet like they nearly ruined their own. Daniel and Sierra joke about fighting big green monsters.
What they found was so much worse.
This I think, is a bit long, it's a WIP like my fantasy novel, and this one I'm a long time away from putting back online, but I think it has some things I like in it. One of them is a short teaser before the main synopsis that I might do for Rip Current. It gives them a brief idea of what the story is, and then I move into a broader summary. A lot of print books actually seem to have some kind of tagline like this.
if you really want to write this novel. i suggest halting it cuz this month's trending novel is pretty "light" tho it may be unique but this novel heavily focuses on mysteries and a 'dark' atmosphere while trends are 'lighty'. just like double edge sword. sometimes it may get picked while the latter may be ignoredOkay... Ill be blunt. If that wall of text is your synopsis, just delete everything but the first five lines.
All the rest can go on the author notes of the first chapter. Having it all on the synopsis t's overwhelming. So please dont.
Okay, in my case my synopsis is a bit too short. But my story is kinda focused on the mystery of what is happening, so I cant go too much into details on the synopsis anyway.
"A brave boy who wanted to live his own life and a stubborn girl who wanted to rise over everyone else.
Fates intertwined, they will go in a journey to uncover the truth, side by side, as the silver-eyed one and calamity approach."