That is totally subjective - that is the beauty (and mystery) of art!
Is the author writing for their own satisfaction? Does s/he just want a venue for self-expression? Are they writing to get published and make the New York Times' Best Seller list? Do the want to share information?
Of course, there is always the possibility of balance.
The author can keep readers engaged by creating interesting characters, building suspense through plot twists, and using vivid descriptions or engaging language to paint a picture in the readers' minds. Pacing and dialogue can also play a key role in keeping readers invested in a story.
You should always keep on going. If you don't, you will never amount to anything.
When driving, you should always keep your eyes on the road. Looking anywhere other than at the road can result in an accident.
keep your eyes moving
keep the victim in sight
Narrative writers should use a mix of descriptive language, dialogue, and action to keep readers engaged and the story moving along. It's important to balance these elements to maintain a sense of pacing and suspense for the reader. Additionally, creating complex and relatable characters can help to draw readers into the story and keep them invested in the outcome.
You should always listen to your grandma.
Yes it is healthy for them.
Behind you
Usually that is best, yes.
You should always keep a tiny food bowl filled with food in their cage at all times You should always keep a tiny food bowl filled with food in their cage at all times
A novel is a narrative experience of an author in factual or fantasy with or without the authors influence in empathy with the readers. It can open in temporal or spatial space in a specific or span of dimension.I'm not sure what the above means -- your novel should open however you want it to. You're the author! Start when the action starts, and keep writing until the action is over. That's a story. Here are some links.