How to keep writing a novel consistently and effectively?

To keep making comics, first, you have to be passionate and committed. Then, plan your story arcs in advance. It's also important to keep learning new techniques and get feedback from others to improve.

Well, you need to set a regular writing schedule and stick to it. Make it a habit, like brushing your teeth.

First, you need to create a really compelling and complex villain. Make the readers both hate and understand them. Also, build a tense and oppressive atmosphere throughout the story.

One way to do it is to always think about the events as having happened before and describe them accordingly. Make sure your verb forms are in the past tense throughout.

The key is to build suspense. Don't reveal too much too soon. Make readers constantly wonder and guess. And have characters who are cautious and paranoid about the secret being discovered.

Regular exercise is key. You can start with simple jogging a few times a week. It helps to improve cardiovascular health.

First, decide on a format for your journal. It could be chronological as you progress through the novel, or categorized by themes or characters. Also, try to reflect on how the novel relates to your own life or experiences. This can add depth to your journal entries.

Well, you could try color-coding your notes. For example, use blue for character development, green for settings, and red for important plot events. And make sure to review and organize your notes regularly to keep them in order and useful for your novel.

One good way is to use special comic storage boxes and label them. For example, have boxes for superhero comics, fantasy comics, etc. It makes things a lot neater.

You can use dedicated comic tracking apps. They usually let you mark which issues you've read and remind you when new ones come out.