“Unlock the Secrets: How an Epilogue Can Transform Your Story and Leave Readers Begging for More!”
How do epilogues compare to other endings, like afterwords, conclusions, outros, and codas? Let’s talk about that next.
Afterword vs. Epilogue
An afterword is a final note from the author and is different than an epilogue because it’s in the author’s own voice, rather than from a narrator or character in the actual story.
An afterword may comment on the story or it may talk about the context in which the story was written. However, it is always outside of the narrative itself, and it is always from the author’s point of view.
