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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “How do I write Tension?”

Conversations: What to do with your WriMo Chapters/How to edit a scene

I found Sally in line for coffee as I entered the coffee shop. She had already dumped her bag onto a chair, had already tugged off her gloves, her wool …

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editing your chapterNaNoWriMoscene editing checklist

Conversations: Build the foundation of a great scene

Sally was waiting for me as I walked into the coffee shop.  The fallen leaves chased me inside and Kathy handed me a spicy pumpkin latte, with whip and a …

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How to write a novelHow to write a SceneSusan May Warrenwriting tension

Conversations: Creating Scene Tension

I could see Sally’s breath crystallize in the air as she jogged up to the coffee shop door. Bruised and soggy leaves layered the parking lot – red, gold, purple.  …

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conversationscrafting scene tensionhow to create tensionHow to write a novel

Quick Skills: How to Build Scene Tension

I just finished book 2 of the Hunger Games series, Catching Fire. Excuse me while I go pick up book 3 and spend the day ignoring my to-do list. This …

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action and reaction scenesAction ObjectivesCharacter GoalsGoalsHow to Build Scene TensionHow to write a SceneMotivationstakesSusan May WarrenWhat is Storyworld, and how do I write it?writing a novel

Conversations: What is Scene Tension?

“Happy Mother’s Day, Sally,” I said, while holding a plate of basil mashed potatoes and beef medallions. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on that broccoli salad – the …

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action and reacation scenesGoalsMotivationScene buildingscene structurewhat is scene tensionwriting tension in a scene
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