Greetings Storytellers. I’m back with my final thoughts on how to end our books. So far, in this series, we’ve covered: Part I – Why Endings are Important Part II and Part III – 8 Common Ways to End a Story, and Part IV - 7 Elements for a Satisfying Ending In this post, Part … Continue reading Writing the End – Part V
Plotting
Plotting
Writing the End – Part IV
Greetings Storytellers. Diana here today. I’m back with more thoughts on how to end our books. So far, in this series of posts about Endings, we’ve covered: Part I – Why Endings are important Part II and Part III – 8 common ways to end a story. In this post, we’re going to browse through … Continue reading Writing the End – Part IV
Writing the End – Part III
Greetings Storytellers! For a couple of months now, we've been exploring the topic of endings and how important they are to creating a satisfying and lasting impression of our books. If you want to catch up on previous posts, here they are: Part One - Why endings are critical to success. Part Two - The … Continue reading Writing the End – Part III
Taking a second thought
Hi, Gang! Craig with you once more. I’m hacking this out with a glass of whiskey on my end table, so it might be a little more uninhibited than some of my posts. I’ll spend some time censoring myself before it goes live. Didn’t Hemingway advise to write drunk and edit sober? He might be … Continue reading Taking a second thought
Writing the End – Part II
Greetings Storytellers! Last month I introduced the topic of endings and how important they are to creating a satisfying and lasting impression of our books: Writing the End, Part One. Now, it’s time to browse through some common types of endings. Not all types of endings are mutually exclusive, and the goal isn’t to pick … Continue reading Writing the End – Part II
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