Nailing Your Story's Opening Lines: A Brief Guide On Beginnings
Thursday, 14 May, 2020
A good beginning is like an open door, inviting the reader to come in, settle in your armchair with a nice cup of tea, as you take them along on the journey they came for. So, how can you throw open that door and invite your readers in?
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