On Writing & Publishing by Robin D. Owens

Personal notes on writing techniques, writing a novel, my writing career and threading your way through publishing a book.

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Thursday, December 14, 2006

Choreography Defines Scenes

This can be true. I'd planned a scene -- my heroine rolling out of the hero's bed and wondering how to leave quietly but gracefully. Then, of course, I remembered they'd made love on a couch and fallen asleep there, entwined.

End of that idea...or I could have had them make love again, this time on the bed, but she was wary of that bed...

In any event the scene went a whole lot different than the original sketchy plans. Still not sure about it, but it's done.

So consider your choreography, particularly if you end on a hook. Make sure it's consistent.

May your choreography be clear today.
Robin

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