One could say the scene that launches your ancestor’s story is one of the most important events you will need to decide on. So make sure you have a clear knowledge of the scene that catapults the story forward. In today’s video lesson we lay out 3 different types of inciting events to look for in your genealogy research to help you propel your story to success.
Launching Your Story: Exploring the 3 Types of Inciting Incidents
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Lynn, This info is so important to me right now. I am looking forward to next week’s installment to find out how to better craft the inciting incident in my ancestor’s story. Since February’s writing sessions, I have found my writing to be more exciting both for me to write and for others to read. You have changed my entire perspective on writing family history. I recently used some of your suggestions in a history presentation that I did. The audience response was much more enlivened. Thank you.
I am rather stumped about the third one when it comes to a surprised ending. Did I miss the example using family history s topics?
This is very helpful. And in some ways a revelation. Thank you.
Great, Paul!