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The Flash Forward - Briefly Alluding to Future Events to Create Anticipation - cover

The Flash Forward - Briefly Alluding to Future Events to Create Anticipation

Peter Thompson

Publisher: Heritage Books

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Summary

Ever wondered why some stories grip you from the very first page, keeping you hooked until the very end? The Flash Forward unveils the power of subtle hints about the future—how a well-placed glimpse of what's to come can build tension, spark curiosity, and keep readers eagerly turning pages.
 
 
 
This book explores the art of foreshadowing through flash-forwards, showing you how to craft moments that tease without revealing too much. Whether you're a writer looking to master narrative suspense or a storyteller aiming to keep your audience on edge, this guide provides practical techniques, compelling examples, and insightful analysis of how anticipation shapes storytelling.
 
 
 
Unlock the secret to keeping readers engaged—because sometimes knowing a little about the future makes the present even more thrilling.
Available since: 02/10/2025.
Print length: 73 pages.

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