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Epigraphs
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Ongoing, First published Oct 06, 2016
Sometimes all you need is a few simple words to get your reader in the mood. Epigraphs are some of the first things a reader reads, and is an important element to your story, as it gets the reader thinking. This can help convey a message, an idea, or even just to set the mood of a piece. They make a statement, and can be as long as a poem, or as short as a few words. Epigraphs are even used to throw off a reader.
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Writing: The In-depth Approach

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In this piece of writing, I will explore how writer's can create depth in their stories. I will show you how to write stories that grip the reader. I will show how you can make a story fresh and original and how to add significance to the narrative. Through depth, you can write a story that leaves the reader immersed, even after they finish reading.