The Hidden Signals Your Novel’s Momentum is Fading — And How to Ignite It Again
Second, you won’t have to worry about how each chapter ends or how it transitions into the next chapter. You can just write each complete scene and move onto the next scene, and then the next scene until you’re finished.
Then, when it’s time to break your story into chapters, you can make sure the chapter breaks fall at the most exciting
! That’s what I’ve been doing trying to end it at “good spot” making it hook. Trying to make every damn chapter as well made as first chapters often are.
Here’s the only thing you need to know about chapter endings: they must contain a hook. There are hooks all over the place in a good story. Every scene should introduce new elements and raise new questions that draw readers deeper and deeper into the web you’re weaving.
