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A golden road meandering through a green plain with a green forest on each side. Two rock outcroppings jut out at the bottom above the forests. In the distance is an erupting volcano with a ring of clouds swirling around it and a range of green rolling hills. Above them is the blue sky with light gray clouds and lava flying out from the volcano. Writing a prequel enables you to show events that happened in the past that effects the story in the present.

Then and Now: The Magic of Writing a Prequel

Leave a Comment / Fantasy / Sunfire / August 19, 2024 / Storytelling

CONTENTS Overview Sometimes you get so absorbed in a story that you simply can’t stop reading until you get to the end. When you finally get there, you’re disappointed that it’s already over and though you may be looking forward to the sequel, you can’t help but be curious at how it got started in […]

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A golden road meandering through a red plain with a red forest on each side. Two rock outcroppings jut out at the bottom above the forests. In the distance is a volcano with a ring of clouds swirling around it and a range of red rolling hills. Above them is the orange sky with gray clouds. Part of writing a sequel is showing more of the world as well as the end destination.

What Goes into Writing a Sequel That People Love?

Leave a Comment / Fantasy / Sunfire / August 15, 2024 / Storytelling

CONTENTS Introduction Have you ever read a story you enjoyed so much that when you got to the end, you were disappointed it was already over? You loved spending time with the characters and learning about the world and you wanted more. That’s where a sequel comes in. In this article, we take a look

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Then and Now: The Magic of Writing a Prequel

What Goes into Writing a Sequel That People Love?

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