Synopsis writing fictionalised story
Danny had been working on his crime novel for three
years before he felt ready to send it off to agents. His job on the Sydney
Morning Herald didn't leave much time for writing and his wife Jenny's even
more demanding corporate job meant that they both had to pitch in at weekends to
look after their eight-year-old twin sons. Danny enjoyed his time with the boys,
but sometimes he was just itching to get back to the writing, to finish the
chapter he'd started early that morning.
The novel had been in gestation for longer than three
years, as Danny had been covering his newspaper's crime beat for six years.
A fan of gritty American crime novels, he had written his own book in the same
idiom and was dying to see it in print.
The writing had been hard but productive work.
Danny's problems started when he tried to prepare his submission package
and got completely stuck on the synopsis. Surely it should be easy enough
for a journalist like him to condense the plot of his novel into a synopsis? But
because he was so close to the story he found it extraordinarily hard to do.
Danny was feeling a sense of despair when it occurred
to him that he could commission someone else to write his synopsis for him.
A quick search of the Internet brought him to WritersServices Synopsis-writing
service. He paid up and went ahead, and soon he was the proud owner of a
synopsis which made his novel sound really good. Submissions followed and he was
delighted to be taken on by an agent who was pretty confident about selling his
work.
WritersServices’ Synopsis writing service is just what you need if you're
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