WritingWednesday: Transitions in Fiction June 11, 2013
Posted by Carolyn Burns Bass in WritingWednesday.trackback
Characters moving through time and space is the essence of fiction. How they pass through story is done through scenes and transitions. Transitions can be as simple as a double space break to indicate a new scene, or they can be one paragraph—even one sentence—expeditionary passages. Transitions can imply the passage of time, unveil a change of setting, or introduce new characters. In this week’s WritingWednesday, we’re going to discuss transitions in fiction. Listed below are some resources to support your knowledge of transitions.
Ask the Writing Teacher: Transitions
Edan Lepucki, The MillionsScene Transitions and Hooks
Shirley Jump, shirleyjump.comMastering Scene Transitions
Beth Hill, The Editor’s BlogAnne Rice on Transitions (video)
Anne Rice, Bedford/St. Martin’s FacebookTransitions: Getting Your Story Through Time and Space
Caro Clarke, CaroClarke.comPassages of Time and Transitions
Scott G. F. Bailey, The Literary LabTransitions
A. J. Humpage, All Write – Fiction Advice
WritingWednesday discussion begins at 4 p.m. E.T. in Twitter using #litchat hashtag. See you there.
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