How to Hook Your Reader October 25, 2022October 25, 2022| LynnLynn| 3 Comments| 3 thought on “How to Hook Your Reader” Thanks Lynn, This was quite helpful Thank you so much, I am enjoying The Ancestor Profile Blueprint! Excellent, Lynn! I loved your examples – they made your types of hooks clear and sparked ideas for me. Comments are closed. Post navigation PREVIOUS Previous post: How to Use Social History to Tell a Whole StoryNEXT Next post: What Happens Next? Related Post What keeps readers reading?What keeps readers reading? April 21, 2020April 21, 2020| LynnLynn| 2 Comments| 11:52 pm Read FullRead Full 4 Steps to Structuring Story Scenes4 Steps to Structuring Story Scenes December 6, 2015December 6, 2015| LynnLynn| 0 Comments| 7:03 pm If you’ve made the decision to use creative nonfiction to write your family history story then at some point, you’ll need to consider how you want to structure that story. Read FullRead Full
Excellent, Lynn! I loved your examples – they made your types of hooks clear and sparked ideas for me.
What keeps readers reading?What keeps readers reading? April 21, 2020April 21, 2020| LynnLynn| 2 Comments| 11:52 pm Read FullRead Full
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Thanks Lynn, This was quite helpful
Thank you so much, I am enjoying The Ancestor Profile Blueprint!
Excellent, Lynn! I loved your examples – they made your types of hooks clear and sparked ideas for me.