127: Pacing: Write a Gripping Novel

Pacing

Write a Gripping Novel

November 30, 2018

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WRITE A GRIPPING NOVEL

You want your book to be referred to like this: “Fast-paced.” “Gripping.” “A page-turner.” “I couldn’t put it down.” Why do some books get these comments, while others are called “slow” or “flat”?

Let's get to the bottom of the pacing dilemma in today's episode.

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