DESCRIPTIVE LEAD
Define the
atmosphere, actions and movements
(e.g. “It was a sunny morning and I was
sitting in my
lovely garden enjoying aroma of shinny tulips thinking about my upcoming days )
Define expressions to make the
write up alive
(e.g.
When I met
my friend I found her so worried she was frequently trembling
her
spectacles up and down)
Use dialogues as a
hook for the reader
e.g “I have broken a precious lamp” she said
with a dreaded
voice
and started
crying.
(For story) Create
a background if you are defining a new character or some turning point
e.g.
: I was reading a book when doorbell rung and I was surprised to see my aunt.
I was feeling very hopeless after the
terrible mishap. I called one of my dearest friends she consoled me and when
she told me about a disable physicist I realized that life has not finished at
all.
My all the excitement turned
fade when I heard that the ….
How to select the style of lead
First of
all consider the reader’s interest “think as
a reader
first”
•Is
it
good to compare then and now approach?
•Is
it interesting to give the reader a style of story ?
•Is
it better to raise the question?
•Is
there any great quote
or a humorous line for the
story?
•Can
you tease or shock the reader through some bitter facts?
* Climax must be thought provoking. It
may ends with a famous saying, verse, question or simple massage for the
readers.
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