Know what events need to go in your scenes, but worried they're coming across as boring. You need to be intentional about how you structure your scenes, and then you'll never have this problem. In this episode, I discuss:
1) Why you need to be intentional about what you put in your scenes
2) What needs to go into them so you don't lose your reader
3) 5 questions you can ask yourself to make sure your scenes are fantastic
Check out this episode on how to write fantastic fiction scenes, and then tell me in the comments which of the 5 questions I pose is your favorite!
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