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Hi,
So I’m writing a book at the moment that focuses mostly on the main characters growth and change, when a sudden plague takes over the city she lives in. Like a zombie movie but without zombies lol, so that kind of setting. I wanted to show her life before the sickness takes the city and how each stage of the sickness, then its spreading and the changes in people as they begin to panic and horde food and so on and how it affacts her and how she has to change to keep the people she loves safe.
So the first few chapters would be before the sickness even hits, how can I set up the novel so people get a hint of whats to come and open in an interesting way so people don’t get bored, because it would basically be her doing things in her everyday life, nothing special.
Any tips or ideas for me.

i was considering writing a book on spirituality.my question is, is it considered plagiarism if i am using old concepts but putting my own spin on them based off personal experiences and things i have learned through books, tv, documentaries, movies and my own experiences? concepts like the power of thought, forgiveness,gratitude, meditation,healing, chakra systems and things of that nature.how is it really possible to cite these concepts, i really don’t know how far back they stem from but im assuming long before copyright laws existed.im afraid that someone may say im stealing there ideas because the self help/spirituality market is saturated with ideas like that yet these concepts have been around a long time.is it plagiarism if i freely write about them though?and how can you truly cite spiritual concepts that nobody is really sure who own them?the book the secret for example is not a new concept and there are plenty of other authors who have written about the law of attraction since the secret has come out.so can the secret author sue others for writing and teaching the concept of law of attraction even though she didn’t create the idea herself?how does this work?

I’m writing a book (not gonna be main market I know!) mainly adventure stuff, how do I write it without it getting boring and monotonus?

I run a photography and graphic design business, recently got certified in web design and am finishing a certification in wedding planning. I run a craft blog that I update 4 days a week with tips and tutorials I put together myself. I make jewelry, children’s hair accessories and knit baby props (and the occasion scarf) which I sell in an online store. I’ve been writing a book for years and after I obtain my bachelors in information technology I’m going back to school for a marketing degree. Plus I’ve always had a secret dream to be a florist and chocolatier. No matter which path I follow, I get side tracked by something else and distracted by another. I love learning and growing and evolving. But I can’t make a living jumping from degree and business and job every week. I love everything I do, I have a special passion for each hobby and I pour my heart and soul into it. I’ve had the same hobbies and dreams since I was a kid, and its the same cycle I follow. How do I grow up and settle on one thing?

I run a photography and graphic design business, recently got certified in web design and am finishing a certification in wedding planning. I run a craft blog that I update 4 days a week with tips and tutorials I put together myself. I make jewelry, children’s hair accessories and knit baby props (and the occasion scarf) which I sell in an online store. I’ve been writing a book for years and after I obtain my bachelors in information technology I’m going back to school for a marketing degree. Plus I’ve always had a secret dream to be a florist and chocolatier. No matter which path I follow, I get side tracked by something else and distracted by another. I love learning and growing and evolving. But I can’t make a living jumping from degree and business and job every week. I love everything I do, I have a special passion for each hobby and I pour my heart and soul into it. I’ve had the same hobbies and dreams since I was a kid, and its the same cycle I follow. How do I grow up and settle on one thing?

I run a photography and graphic design business, recently got certified in web design and am finishing a certification in wedding planning. I run a craft blog that I update 4 days a week with tips and tutorials I put together myself. I make jewelry, children’s hair accessories and knit baby props (and the occasion scarf) which I sell in an online store. I’ve been writing a book for years and after I obtain my bachelors in information technology I’m going back to school for a marketing degree. Plus I’ve always had a secret dream to be a florist and chocolatier. No matter which path I follow, I get side tracked by something else and distracted by another. I love learning and growing and evolving. But I can’t make a living jumping from degree and business and job every week. I love everything I do, I have a special passion for each hobby and I pour my heart and soul into it. I’ve had the same hobbies and dreams since I was a kid, and its the same cycle I follow. How do I grow up and settle on one thing?