Prologue writing tips

Writing an outline of your novel before you start can ensure your first draft is tight and emotionally compelling, with no sagging middle.

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A prologue serves as an introduction to the story, setting the stage for what's to come, and can be an excellent way to engage readers from the outset. Your prologue can: Provides background info/context Sets the tone for the story And/or gives a glimpse into the story's world. For example, prologues may include historical or cultural context, or an opening scene that establishes the theme and mood of the work, or a vignette of an event that happened long before the story started.

7 Tips How to Write an Effective Prologue. An effective prologue is the first chance a novel gets to hook a curious reader. Hook your reader with these tips.

What is a prologue, and do you really need one? Find out the purpose they serve and how to craft the perfect prologue for your book.

this prologue is pure perfection

Prologues and epilogues can be a welcome literary device if done correctly.