“Every book, or body of writing, is a new experience,” explains author, and writing coach, Elizabeth Stark. “Each work holds its own internal structure, that says, ‘This is how you read me.’”
The opening of a novel or story must be explicit in revealing this. Presenting a confusing pattern or one that lacks this information loses the reader, and prevents them from engaging with the characters and story. Read the rest of this entry…
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