How can you tell who you're audience is, I find I start out with one audience in mind but by the end I'm not sure if it's suitbable. Does anyone else find this?
How can you tell who you're audience is, I find I start out with one audience in mind but by the end I'm not sure if it's suitbable. Does anyone else find this?
Sonya, I'm pretty sure my answer to that feedback would have been 'Reader, I married him.'
I have plans to write a book which directly references the reader throughout. It depends on your genre and exactly how it helps the story, but it can be done... carefully.
I had a target audience in mind before I started writing. My target audience did not change after I had completed my manuscript.
Yes I have the same problem. If the MC makes a journey and changes in the novel, then the audience could change-my MC starts off as a young, happy go-lucky thing that becomes fairly depressed at one stage and then introspective, so she really changes throughout the novel. I had even addressed my audience and was given feedback to remove the reference-direct addresses to the reader are not 'Fiction-proper' but only used in non-fiction, apparently.