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I'm not sure. Hi. I'm not sure what you are looking for. -Alyssa, the owner of this blog post If you need help with any kind of writing, editing, or other needs contact me at betterways2write@gmail.com to discuss your project! I’m always happy to help! Below are some tips to get you started with writing an introduction: * Who is the audience? * What’s the topic? What are they going to learn? Why should they read it? * Structure your sentences into a coherent story that starts with an attention-grabbing sentence followed by a sentence that explains what follows next. * Don’t ramble! Keep sentences short and make sure they are direct. You can also check out my blog post on How To Write A Title for more helpful tips about writing an attention-grabbing title. * Where are you in the story? Where does it take place? * Something that will guarantee an audience is their curiosity. So, identify that same quality in your story. * If you plan on coming up with a name of your character, let them do this for you! This not only helps the reader to get to know them better but it will help you when naming your characters because there should be no other syllables between other characters' names. If you can, try to make them all have the same number of syllables. * Give each character a distinctive voice so it is easy to know who is talking. Otherwise, they will have more of a sense of being a group or "mob" instead of being individuals with their own personalities and needs which helps the reader to get to know them better. ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( * If you can, use first person. Either first or third person works well. If you use first, make sure the reader knows for who the story is written because it will give them a better understanding of the characters and what's happening to them. * What do your readers want to know about your story that doesn't take up too much space? * Tell the story in 1-2 sentences that contain just enough information to intrigue people into wanting to know more. It should be short and to the point. * Don’t tell your story in a dialog style. It can be confusing for your reader because they don’t know what is going on and who is speaking at any given moment. Instead of telling the story, keep it simple by writing it as if you were having a conversation with someone about their life and how it is going. * Try to use as few words as possible to convey the information your readers want without slowing down the pace of your story. eccc085e13
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