Fiction and Creative writing

Fiction is an overall term used to portray a creative work of writing, either a novel, short story, or novella. The two primary sorts of fiction are scholarly and commercial.

Commercial fiction draws in an expansive audience and may likewise fall into any subgenre, similar to mystery, romance, legal thriller, western, science fiction, etc.

Scholarly fiction will in general speak to a more modest, all the more mentally gutsy audience. A work of artistic fiction can fall into any of the subgenres portrayed in the accompanying segments. What separates artistic fiction, notwithstanding, is the remarkable characteristics it contains — superb composition, the creativity of thought, and style — that raise it over the degree of normally composed works.

We see writers today producing exciting fiction stories that keep the fiction lovers hooked to the stories. R.B. Michaels, the author of "Knights of the Wind – The Evil Within" is such an example of today's creative fiction storybooks.

Mystery

Mystery is a well-known classification, flaunting a colossal set up audience. All secrets center on wrongdoing, normally murder. The activity will in general fixate on the endeavors of a wily analyst type to settle the wrongdoing. Also, the peak ordinarily happens close to the end, in a relaxed setting where every one of the components of the mystery is flawlessly collected for the reader’s comfort. The arrangement, complete with shocks, is then conveyed to the characters and the readers the same.

Romance

Romance is a colossal classification pointed toward redirecting and engaging women. In romance books, you have components of fantasy, love, innocence, lavishness, experience, and consistently the courageous sweetheart beating incomprehensible chances to be with his genuine romance. Numerous romances, particularly the gothic romance, have a simple-to-follow recipe — a youthful, unpracticed young lady living a fairly distant presence is pursued or undermined by a malevolent man and afterward saved by a courageous one.

Women's fiction

It's basic information in the distributing business that women establish the greatest book-purchasing fragment. In this way, it's positively no mishap that most standard just as class fiction is well known among women. Therefore, distributors and book retailers have recognized a classification inside the standard that they arrange as Women's Fiction. Also, it's nothing unexpected that for all intents and purposes every one of the determinations of Oprah's Book Club is in this classification.

Science fiction/fantasy

Science fiction/fantasy books portray inaccessible universes and advanced advances that spin readers far away from the present time and place but then incite examination of contemporary issues.

Author's Bio:

R.B. Michaels was born in Champaign, Illinois, and grew up in a small town in Florida. He spent many years in the military and subsequently was introduced to game adventures like Dungeons and Dragons and other book series. From those interactions, he developed his love for epic fantasy novels and was the inspiration for his "Knights of the Wind" series.  

 

He has created another masterpiece with book two in the trilogy series, "The Evil Within." His thoughts and imagination explode into reality while he shares with the world this fantastic story.