Scene Structure: Should Writers Begin Scenes in Omniscient POV?
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How Novelists Can Benefit from Using Cinematic Scene Structure
We’ve covered a lot of diverse topics in this mulit-month look at scene structure. I mentioned in January how weak…
Scene Structure: Cinematic Scene Openings for Novelists
For this week’s Throwback Thursday, we’re looking at excerpts from past posts on Live Write Thrive that tie in with…
How Writers Can Create Continuity in Showing the Passing of Time
Continuity is so important in a novel. Readers should be able to move from one scene to the next without…
What You Might Not Know about Scene Middles
As we continue our look at scene structure and get into middles, I’d first like to talk about overall scene…
Scenes as Capsules of Time
We’ve been looking at scene structure for a couple of months now. My aim is to help you nail this…
Breaking Down Scene Structure into 3 Parts
It may seem simplistic to say that scenes are basically mini novels, with a beginning, middle, and end. But this…
How Writers Can Benefit by Outlining Their Scenes
We’re been taking a look at outlining scenes these last couple of weeks. Using my scene structure checklist, we’ve been…
Scene Structure: Scene Beginnings and Magic Ingredients
For this week’s Throwback Thursday, we’re looking at excerpts from past posts on Live Write Thrive that tie in with…
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