By
Lori Mortensenfor
Cynthia Leitich Smith's
CynsationsStory beginnings are so important, it’s no wonder they get a lot of attention.
Writers not only have to come up with a fresh idea, they have to nail an opening hook that sets up the main character, grounds the reader in a specific setting, and gets a compelling story problem rolling. It’s a big bite of the story-writing apple.
However, story endings are just as important as story beginnings. After readers devour each page, they’re expe...
Published on April 16, 2018 05:00