Write Great Scenes

Master Techniques to Create Scenes That Keep Readers Enthralled

By: Meg Leader

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

DO YOU want readers to find your stories un-put-downable?

DO YOU want to create stories readers love?

WRITE GREAT SCENES gives you a key set of tools to becoming a writer whose works readers can't stop reading.

The most fundamental building block of any novel isn't the character or the plot or anything except the scenes. If you learn how to write great scenes you'll be well on your way to creating novels readers can't put down.

This book breaks down what makes a great scene, the four critical elements every great scene needs, and provides you with an entire toolkit of Page-Turner Techniques you can use every day in your writing to turn ordinary scenes into PAGE-TURNER SCENES!

You also learn how to recognize when a problem exists in a scene and—more importantly—you'll learn how to FIX SCENE PROBLEMS easily and quickly.

 Fabulous instructions – – easy to follow

Meg Leader knows what she is talking about. She has been helping writers for decades to improve their work. Listen to her and learn

The “narrator” automaton that did the narration of this book was far better than most that I have encountered. It was a very enjoyable listen-– Even at the higher speed which I listen to my audibles.

Well written, voice fades

Book was great every part was helpful. On my second listening now. Virtual reader was better than some human readers lol it’s a little robotic at first but fades as you get used to it and sounds natural enough

Write Great Scenes

I really liked the idea of concentrating on one scene per chapter. She gave lots of examples from other authors but I would have liked more emphasis on how to write a scene, Overall this was a good read and I would recommend this book.

Perfect solutions to what I needed.

Practical and clear information with soothing narration helps, and I appreciated the recap at the end of segments.

Helpful

The author has a very direct and simplified approach that is easy to understand. If you’re not familiar with seeing structure, I highly recommend it.