The 38 Story Elements of Fiction Writing Series
How Anchor a Scene of Fiction Writing
Discover how to use the element “How Anchor a Scene” in a fiction story and how you can improve your writing now.
About This Episode
Whether you’re a fiction writer or professional editor, this series is for you!
Leaving a reader adrift is never a good idea. The start of a new scene means the POV has changed, the setting has changed, or the time has changed, hence every scene must be anchored in POV, setting, and time.
Discover how to use the element “How Anchor a Scene” in a fiction story and how you can improve your writing now.
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Host
JoEllen Taylor
www.FirstEditing.com
Guest
Kristina Stanley
www.fictionary.co
About The Guest
Our guest speaker is none other than CEO of Fictionary, Kristina Stanley! She created Fictionary to help writers turn a first draft into a great story. Fictionary focuses on the story, not just the words.
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