Can one write a novel without a plot?

Sure you can. A story can focus solely on the main plot and still be engaging and interesting.

Sure, you can. Some people have a natural talent for storytelling and can put together a novel without formal training. It might take a lot of effort and self-education, though.

Yes. There are countless novels that don't have romance. You can build a story around themes like history, fantasy, or self-discovery without including romance at all. It all depends on your creativity and the story you want to tell.

Yes, it's possible. But it can be a bit risky. Without a plan, you might lose track of the plot or have characters that don't develop properly. However, if you have a lot of spontaneous inspiration and can keep things organized in your mind, it could work out.

Well, you focus on descriptive language to paint vivid scenes and convey emotions. Use inner thoughts of characters to drive the story forward.

Sure. However, without sub plots, the novel might lack depth and secondary storylines that could add more layers to the main plot. It could also limit the number of characters and their development.

To write a novel without a protagonist, you could create a story that explores a theme or place without a specific individual at the center. It might involve multiple perspectives or a collective experience to drive the narrative forward.

Well, you can focus on character development. Let the characters' emotions, thoughts, and growth drive the story without a traditional plot structure.

Writing a novel without the letter 'e' requires a lot of practice and thinking outside the box. You might have to come up with unique ways to describe things and use uncommon words to convey your message.

Sure, you can. It just means avoiding any sort of ironic twist or tone in the narrative.