Some gifted writers start by defining a character strongly, and assume an intriguing situation to place that character in. The story then progresses according to their natural creative outflow.

Most of the writers on the other hand follow the tried-and-tested formulae. They first set a theme for their story, and then devise a plot that can be divided into five major parts. First is the exposition when a disturbance is created in a rather peaceful world that ignites the protagonist for motion. The chain of events that follow it is the second part, and it affects the protagonist in some way. These chain of events, through repeated tension and conflicts, lead to the third part which is the climax and the tipping point of the plot. In fourth place, the pieces of reality fall into alignment with the results of the climax, straightening creases and connecting the dots. The fifth and final part is the manifestation of the end reality that is the ultimate result of the climax and the influence of the stakeholder’s actions through it.

Fiction however is not bound by a rigid structure of rules. The writer can alter the formula, follow a different strategy or create a completely new structure for their story. After all, fiction is only as limited as the imagination of its creator.

An audiobook allows the listener to listen to the recordings of the book, whereas a textbook allows the reader to just read the book. Whether an audiobook is more effective than a textbook is a rather debatable topic, though most people find audiobooks more beneficial for a number of reasons. These reasons may include the building of literary skills or making learning language easier. Furthermore, audiobooks also cater to those people who do not possess reading capabilities or suffer from concentration issues, and even those people who suffer vision impairment. Thus, audiobooks are handy for a great number of individuals.

An audiobook narrator narrates the story by their voice and records it in such a manner as to captivate the listener. The most pivotal role in an audiobook is performed by its narrator- the narrating part. Just how significant of a role good writing skills play in writing a book, similar is the case with an audiobook. The better the narrator at recording their narrating voice, the more engaging the audiobook will be.

Flash fiction is about sudden twists and surprises, with little to no room for descriptions. That is accomplished by being straightforward, and using carefully selected words that each contribute towards the progress of the story.

To get into audiobook narration, the narrator needs to start practicing their speaking skills more often. It should not seem as if they are reading something off a paper, and rather they should sound like they’re narrating a story that is stuck in their memory. Acknowledging the different types of narrations is essential for every good audiobook narrator. Another thing an audiobook narrator needs to be good at is consistency. To follow the same narrating manner throughout the book may sound taxing, but it is the key to recording a great audiobook.