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Writing Worksheet – Opening Scenes (PDF) If you’re wondering where to begin, look no further than the beginning. This worksheet will help your character to make an entrance and set the scene. If you would rather be fashionably late and return to your beginning at the end, then you may find it easier, in fact,… Scene Writing, Opening Scene, Writing Blog, Writers Notebook, Creative Writing Tips, Script Writing, Writing Characters, Book Writing Tips, Writing Worksheets

Sometimes it’s difficult to decide where to begin telling a story, and “begin at the beginning” isn’t always the best advice. Click here to download this writing worksheet (PDF) The beginning of your story need not take place in your opening scene! The opening scene can be used to… Capture the reader’s attention with an…

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Show, don’t tell. That’s what every beginning writer is told. But how is this achieved? And what does it look like when it comes to setting? In terms of show, don’t tell, there are two broad…

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Using everything in a story to describe setting (description writing), such as geography, place, culture and era to describe setting is a way for writers to bring places to life in the reader’s mind. Setting Development Writing, How To Be Descriptive In Writing, How To Describe Places In Writing, How To Describe A Setting In A Story, Place Description Writing, Writing Tips Describing Places, How To Describe A Forest, How To Describe A Forest In Writing, Setting For Story

Using everything in a story to describe setting (description writing), such as geography, place, culture and era to describe setting is a way for writers to bring places to life in the reader’s mind.

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