Learn how professional authors craft scenes, and apply the techniques to your fiction. This book shows you how to choose the cast of characters and the point-of-view, how to work with plot events and create conflict, how to build tension and conflict, and how to rework a dull scene to make it sparkle. It teaches you professional techniques for specific types of scenes, with a full chapter for each of the following: – novel-beginning scenes – novel-ending scenes – black moment scenes – climax scenes – outdoor scenes – indoor scenes – scary scenes – creepy scenes – love scenes – erotic scenes – chase scenes – confession scenes – fight scenes – duel scenes – battle scenes – night scenes – relationship break-up scenes – argument scenes – travel scenes Whatever kind scene you’re writing or revising, this guide can help. Please note: some of the content overlaps with Rayne Hall’s other books and articles.

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