Writing with Page Turning Tension: How to Craft a Story Your Reader Can't Put Down

YOU'LL LOVE THIS ONDEMAND WEBINAR IF: You are a writer who wants to tell the best story possible You are a writer who wants to push their work to the next level You are a writer who has just begun a draft You are a writer who has finished a draft You are a writer who feels that parts of their story aren't working ABOUT THE ONDEMAND WEBINAR Every reader picks up a book with the expectation of being instantly absorbed and unable to put the book down. When a book succeeds at this, it's full of tension. Tension in novels, stories, and even memoirs is like the connective tissue that allows muscles to attach to bones, and thus flex their might. It's the heart of conflict, the backbone of uncertainty, the hallmark of danger. It keeps readers guessing, and characters on their toes. When you've got it in place, stories leave readers breathless and wanting more. When it's missing, scenes feel inconsequential, plots drag, characters meander, and readers report they're bored. Jordan Rosenfeld,