Lit Links

August 6, 2023 / Uncategorized / 6 COMMENTS

 

by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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  2. A great list of links, as ever, Elizabeth. I really appreciate the time you take to gather them. This week, I especially noticed the one about writing prologues. I keep hearing mixed reviews of them, and sometimes, I'm not sure which is best. I used one in one of my novels, but not in the others. For me, it's a question of whether the story is better for a prologue. If it doesn't need one, it shouldn't be there. If a prologue serves the story, then include it.

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