you should enjoy it.
That's so... You need to apply seat of pants to seat of chair and
write, and if you don't like it, it's not going to work.
They are emotional . Emotional stories touches my heart . I know sci-fiction and horror are popular but I don't like reading such genre .
I have to both agree and disagree with my compatriot Padma here... I have trouble with horror films, also. How can you kill people entertainingly without being too gory, gross, or over-the-top? {Unless, of course, over-the-top is what you're
trying to do...}
Science fiction has gotten a bad rap, I think, from too many crap movies made by people who don't understand the genre, and don't care to learn...
Padma's models for "emotional" stories, Danielle Steele and Nora Roberts, don't really get
me like that, but that could be for any number of reasons.
De gustibus non disputandum, as they say.*
A thought... you might want to consider partnering up with somebody, at least for now. Partners can (and have) learned from the strengths of the other, and thereby improved their own writing.
Cheers!
Al B.
* - Latin, means "About tastes there is no disputing"; idiomatic English translation, "No accounting for tastes".
