Unlock the Secrets to Crafting Irresistible Chapters and Scenes That Captivate Every Reader
The setting of each scene should be clear from its onset. Readers struggle with narrative when they’re not sure where or when a scene is taking place. Simple markers that communicate the time, place, and point of view help readers identify the setting and perspective of a scene.
Each scene is a miniature story within the story and has a beginning, middle, and end. A scene opens, there’s conflict, and then the scene closes. At the scene level, conflict is usually minor; the larger story conflict is spread throughout the entire story.




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