The Abstract Thought: More Opening Lines, Prompts & More
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The Abstract Thought: More Opening Lines, Prompts & More is a book of opening lines, setting inspiration, names, and more. It's similar to it's sister book: 50 Amazing Opening Lines and Dialogue Starters. However this book contains more content. More dialogue starters, more book inspiration. It will also include name ideas, surname ideas, setting ideas, more opening lines, prompts and even character traits.
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