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May 24, 2019

CONVEY THE WORLD OF YOUR STORY

An important part of setting the stage for your story is to convey the world of your story in a way that engages the reader and doesn’t just dump a bunch of facts in their lap. I recently read an article written by author and former ICL instructor Chris Eboch that touches on this point with some strong examples. It’s so good, we’ll be talking about it for two weeks. Let’s get started with part one.

 

Listen to Part 2 here: www.instituteforwriters.com/sophisticated-show-and-tell-part-2

 

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