Just a question I'd like some opinions on....
What do you think of flash forwards used as a book's opening chapter?....Something short, full of intense conflict, & perhaps mildly disturbing in terms of an unlikable character.
The next chapter would then show the story at its beginning, immediately following the inciting event.
If you think this type of beginning can work, what are the considerations you believe necessary for its success?
If you aren't a fan of flash forwards used in this way, why?
What do you think of flash forwards used as a book's opening chapter?....Something short, full of intense conflict, & perhaps mildly disturbing in terms of an unlikable character.
The next chapter would then show the story at its beginning, immediately following the inciting event.
If you think this type of beginning can work, what are the considerations you believe necessary for its success?
If you aren't a fan of flash forwards used in this way, why?
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