Holly Lisle's How To Write Page-Turning Scenes by Lisle Holly

Author:Lisle, Holly [Lisle, Holly]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, azw
Tags: writing courses, writing a book, how to write a novel, new novelist, writing a novel, scenes, fiction writing, how to write scenes, creative writing, how to write fiction, writing advice, novel writing
Publisher: Holly Lisle - OneMoreWord Books
Published: 2010-12-03T16:00:00+00:00

EXERCISE: Too Many Ideas

• Go through your list of planned scenes, and look at them with a critical, harsh—even fishy—eye. Be suspicious of their motives for trying to find a place in your story. When you know what you plan your story to be about, you can see some of your scenes are actually going to help you tell that story, while some of them are pretending to be good scenes but will actually take you way out of your way, dumping you and your book without passport and papers, or any other way to get back, in China.

• DELETE (do not just save for reuse) all such scenes.

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