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#NotRealOpeners
"Sure, I could have gone to the gym this morning, but who needs the gym when you're going to be running from a serial killer that night."
"Selene knew she had to let it go, but the cat was literally the size of a horse now."
"Her ear had fallen off some time in the night. Again."
"Sure, I could have gone to the gym this morning, but who needs the gym when you're going to be running from a serial killer that night."
"Selene knew she had to let it go, but the cat was literally the size of a horse now."
"Her ear had fallen off some time in the night. Again."
In convo with other writers, we bemoaned the difficulty of a good opening(& closing) line.
I think it would be fun to practice opening lines, with no intent to actually use them; just to work on hook, flow, & early establishment.
I feel like it might be a dangerous game, though...
#WritingCommunity
I think it would be fun to practice opening lines, with no intent to actually use them; just to work on hook, flow, & early establishment.
I feel like it might be a dangerous game, though...
#WritingCommunity
July 3, 2025 at 12:20 AM
#NotRealOpeners
"Sure, I could have gone to the gym this morning, but who needs the gym when you're going to be running from a serial killer that night."
"Selene knew she had to let it go, but the cat was literally the size of a horse now."
"Her ear had fallen off some time in the night. Again."
"Sure, I could have gone to the gym this morning, but who needs the gym when you're going to be running from a serial killer that night."
"Selene knew she had to let it go, but the cat was literally the size of a horse now."
"Her ear had fallen off some time in the night. Again."
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You're doing it, Peter!
December 31, 2024 at 12:32 AM
You're doing it, Peter!
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Hello Blue Sky! Any other new writers out there on a first-time-publishing journey?
December 31, 2024 at 12:25 AM
Hello Blue Sky! Any other new writers out there on a first-time-publishing journey?