on Live Write Thrive:
Ever read a scene in a novel, get to the end, and scratch your head?
Have you ever asked, “What the heck was the purpose of that scene? Nothing really happened—at least nothing interesting or _____? (important, revealing, tense, or funny … you fill in the blank).
Every scene needs to advance your plot.
What does that mean, though?
I’ll get there in a minute. But, first, let’s consider purpose.
Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
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Not necessarily *every* scene, some set the stage, build the world. But I agree that it’s a very good way to go about writing. Thanks for sharing, Chris. Have a wonderful rest of the week.
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You too, Teagan 🦍❤️🦍
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