Hi, Ronin! Welcome!

Well, if I ever get around to these. . . "Carroll Ausbry had one goal in life: to get his child a mother." "I took the phone and scrolled through the recently used emojis to see what type of person I was dealing with." "She didn't love a single person, but a single person loved her."

Yeah!!!

@Manna, I don't if I'd count as "someone who knows what they're doing" (still learning myself!), but I'll share with you what I do know. First, a couple things. . . -don't repeat. -don't include unnecessary chit chat. -don't write it unless it has a reason (this can be checked in editing). -write and rewrite. -look into pacing and the three act story structure. No. Usually, no. You tell the story, the director interprets it. Style- it varies just as in novels. Read as many other scripts as you can, and you'll find your own way of writing. I use Disney for reference, but that's just preference. Formatting gets me. I rarely format at all until completely done with the first draft then go back through so creative flow isn't altered. If you have a software, that's great. Trial and error is how you learn. You'll eventually get the hang of it, so don't give up! Hopefully some of this helped. @DrRita or @novelsandcoffee27 can probably help you further.

Definitely praying! 🙏❤️

Welcome!

Hi, Paula!

Praying also!

Welcome!!

👍 I'll keep looking. I think there is a range/"suggested", but it's your website, so mainly just preference.

150-200 words for both?

Really?! Well, I must have read something wrong somewhere!

Huh? Wait- do you mean the author bio or book blurb?

Well, I'd say on your website you should be good with 150- 200 words (max?), but I don't think you could fit that many onto the back of the book.