Why do readers read? Is it just for entertainment? To escape everyday life? Or is there a deeper need?
What is it about story that keeps us captivated from beginning to end?
It helps to understand why stories are so impactful and precisely what readers are hungry for when they turn to a book.
In this throwback episode from Season 3, we're going into the mind of your reader, and what they want when they turn to your story.
We'll explore what the reader is actually responding to when he forgets about the real world and gets entranced by the world on the page.
So you can use this intel to craft your story.
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#151: How Objects Create Stronger Storytelling
#150: How To Build Multi-Dimensional Story Settings
#149: 5 Essential Elements To Make A Scene
#148: 3 Guidelines For Writing Riveting Dialogue
#147: How Uncertainty During The Writing Process Helps You Write Better Stories
#146: 5 Ways To Fine Tune Character Voice
#145: Four Levels To Deeper Character Development
#144: Four Ways To Give Your Voice Presence And Purpose
143: How To Get Better Feedback From Beta Readers
#142: Your Summer Writing Playlist
#141: Four Guidelines For Writing Dazzling Description
#140: Scene Vs. Summary: When To Write Which
#139: Mothers Who Write: How To Find The Time, Energy, and Support
#138: What Kind Of Editor Do You Need?
#137: The Inciting Incident: How To Launch Your Story's Action
#136: Present Tense Vs. Past Tense: The Pros and Cons
#135: The Secret To Mastering Your Story's Point Of View
#134: A 5-Step Framework For Writing A Clear Compelling Story
#133: Should You Write A Prologue?
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