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Why Your First Chapter Is Always Terrible
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- ISBN8230676560
- EAN9798230676560
- Date de parution10/01/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
Does This Sound Familiar?You sit down to write, staring at a blank page, waiting for inspiration. Suddenly, it strikes! You pour your ideas onto the page, confident you've crafted the perfect opening-the one that will hook your readers and make you a bestselling author. But when you go back to read it, disappointment hits. The pacing feels off, the dialogue is flat, and nothing flows the way you imagined.
No matter how much you rewrite, you still hate it. You start to wonder if you're even cut out to be a writer.
No matter how much you rewrite, you still hate it. You start to wonder if you're even cut out to be a writer.
Does This Sound Familiar?You sit down to write, staring at a blank page, waiting for inspiration. Suddenly, it strikes! You pour your ideas onto the page, confident you've crafted the perfect opening-the one that will hook your readers and make you a bestselling author. But when you go back to read it, disappointment hits. The pacing feels off, the dialogue is flat, and nothing flows the way you imagined.
No matter how much you rewrite, you still hate it. You start to wonder if you're even cut out to be a writer.
No matter how much you rewrite, you still hate it. You start to wonder if you're even cut out to be a writer.
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