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Writing my Book

by christopher-k-bayliss

A long time ago a wise man once said never show all your cards. Dear boy use your head. If I can give you a tip it's keep your audience guessing. Don't let out all of your secrets with the words your processing. You may find it rewarding when your stories arise to put a twist in the tale and create a surprise. When they really expect what they think happens next take the pathway elsewhere with a change to the text. And when they wonder “What now”? When they're feeling unsure, like an Old Fisherman you can cast out that lure. Surely then they shall bite, safely caught on your hook and you can keep them all dangling till they finish your book.
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Published
Aug 31, 2014
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2m
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4th Dec 2012

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#book#write#read#fisherman#lure#dangling#twist#cast
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