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SIMPLY WRITING – The circle of a story

Michelle Somers June 12, 2019Simply Writing tips Leave a Comment

What do the opening and closing chapters of a story have in common? Many things I’m sure, but one of the most important factors—and most riveting—is conflict. I can imagine your protest, but hear me out. Our opening chapters serve many purposes. They hook the reader. They introduce setting and …

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