Right Now! At Seekerville: How to GRIP the Reader in the
First Chapter.
Pure Gold.
Short and To the Point!
This
is a very important new look at the great need to grip the reader in the first
chapter. I’ve written here that the greatest ‘page turner’ is having
sympathetic characters that are unpredictable and that
readers care so much about that they will turn pages just to see what the
characters are going to do next!
This is a very important new look at the great need to grip the reader in the first chapter. I’ve written here that the greatest ‘page turner’ is having sympathetic characters that are
I highly recommend reading this blog. It’s short and to the
point.
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Thanks, Vince. As strapped for time as I am lately this lets me know I need to get over there tonight and print and absorb. Appreciate the heads up.
ReplyDeleteShe did an excellent job with this post. A real Keeper and thanks for the kind words on Seekerville.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Vince. Thank you for your kind words. You're a "keeper" yourself.
ReplyDeleteHi Lorna:
ReplyDeleteI don’t think I’ve ever done this before for an ongoing guest appearance. I’m sure the spirit of what you said moved me. Great job. So glad to see you on Seekerville!
Vince
Hi Nancy:
ReplyDeleteI’m happy to help. We all benefit when we help each other along this road to learning the writing craft.
Vince
Hi Tina:
ReplyDeleteTo speak truthfully about Seekerville is to say kind words. And the maestro gets a lot of that credit. Toscanini had great musicians at his command but there is no doubt that he made them better.
Vince