What I love in stories

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[jasonsumma]

When I think of "pulling a reader through", I think of the big action scenes. I'm one of those who prefer a small build up vs being dumped into the middle of a battle. I know there has to be other ways to pull readers through but not sure what ways there are.

[robertrdbrooks]

Thank You! Reader feedback is just as important as the mechanics of writing. Anxious, in anticipation, flipping each page, side by side withing the clockwork of a well oiled machine. Recalling an old song, One thing leads to another. Again, Thank You.
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[valyogennoff]

@AlyssaMatesic Can you help us achieve these if they're not quite as they should be?