I loved this post by Janice Hardy
Are You Asking the Right Story Questions?
Really got me to thinking.
About my writing.
Maybe I need to ask more questions.
Even if I ask the same questions, again, and again. Vary the questions, but push for deeper and deeper answers.
As Janice points out, most writers are familiar with the big plot questions. But how about the small scenes? They need questions too.
Are you asking enough questions in your story? Giving hints to the right answers for your readers?
Will the questions get harder and the answers more complex? Or will the story fold into a beautiful piece of origami.
Something to ponder.
Happy writing and have a wonderful weekend!
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Really good point. That would be a good tip for teachers to use- and teach kids to do.
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It has really got me thinking about a couple of things I’m working on now.
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She’s good!
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Yes one of my favorite go to bloggers for good info.
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Very interesting. It seems to me the very best stories are mult-layered. Those are the stories that keep you thinking long after the last page is read and the book is closed.
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I just love books like that. The stories that make me wonder long after I’ve closed my kindle.
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