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Writing Fiction: The Top 100 Best Strategies For Writing Fiction Stories
Author: Blaine Hart
Narrator: Joshua Mackey
Unabridged: 2 hr 43 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Author's Republic
Published: 11/20/2020
Genre: Children & Young Adults Nonfiction - Language Arts - Composition & Creative Writing
Synopsis
Make Your Fiction Stories Instant Hits!Writing fiction is a fun and easy way to put your creativity skills to the test. Many people love fiction, and by writing it you can boost your creativity muscles and entertain listeners, and if your story is good enough, you may even be able to get published and makes lots of money.However, like any craft, fiction writing requires a great deal of practice and precision to create a story that will captivate your audience and hold their attention. There are many elements to writing fiction that many writers don't even know about.In this book you will discover everything you need to do in order to write a successful, exciting, and well-structured fiction story. You'll discover the things that you can do before you actually start writing, how to get into the creative flow state, how to structure and design your book, and things you can do once you've reached the end of the story. Plot, characters, dialogue, techniques, and strategy are just a few of the things you will learn how to master. You'll also learn the importance of defining your audience, picking your genre, inserting your theme, and everything else that your listeners will demand. Finally, you will discover how to write a killer ending to keep your listeners coming back for more!If you're going for the gold in fiction writing, don't attempt to write your story until you've learned all the best elements that should be in a book. Writing a story can be hard, so the best way to succeed is to set yourself up for success in order to make sure you are working smarter and doing things right the first time!Discover all the things that you can do to start producing high quality content that listeners will devour and that will have them coming back looking for more of your great stories!What are you waiting for? Stop thinking and take action.Buy It Now!
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