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The End of the Beginning.

2/7/2012

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It has been said that if the audience is not hooked in the first ten minutes, they will walk.
As a self professed script writer and novelist I have an opinion . . .

The beginning is so important. One has to engage the audience/reader very quickly. This demands ones creativity need to be unique, challenging, and  interesting.

I am currently writing a novel and it is a concern that my beginning is going to be worthy of the ending, and visa versa. That is, I believe that the end must be gripping as well.
It is like drinking something to see if you like it . It may taste good at first, and the aftertaste should leave the sampler satisfied.
Sure, one wants the audience and readers to watch and read until the end. I suggest that one really consider how it will end so that the reader is satisfied with the time and effort they took to read or see the piece.

In my opinion- one needs to make the end a great one!  Really consider a variety of endings and choose one well. You will make an admiring reader and audience, and who knows- you might set yourself up for a sequel or start of another trilogy . . . . Make it a great  ending from the beginning.


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Carol Pfeiffer link
10/19/2013 11:59:24 am

When the light is shining so brightly in our life, and happiness has finally arrived, how can we go so deeply into an abyss? A state of confusion that no one can understand, unless they've been there! Your heart races, you can see it pounding just by looking down at your chest. Your appetite wans! You don't want to be around anybody, especially family and friends. Bodily functions start doing things they never have before. Malfunctioning! Almost as if they have detached from from your brain and nervous system. How can you explain whats happening, when you don't understand it yourself? Is this the end? It feels like it! I feel my brain outside of itself. Almost as if I'm looking down on it from the inside. Am I the only one that feels this way?

Excerpt from Panic and Anxiety:Through the Sufferers Eyes By Carol Levin Pfeiffer C2013 AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON.COM

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