From Literature: The Egyptian literature. Naquib Mahfouz
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By browsing different sites of authors, especially books by American authors, I often discover great suggestions on the process writing. It seems interesting to decipher these techniques to analyze and assess their development potential. Some authors give the time to share their discoveries, their difficulties, their ideas and views on writing. This positive dialogue offers new avenues of expression, new experiences literary.
Everyone is free to do this kind of testing and share the results or not. I'm glad to hear your impressions of these literary exercises. 
There are plenty of points to be developed during the writing of novels. One of the difficulties encountered by each of us remains the design of key moments, these punches to the heart that arouse the reader's interest. The fabulous suspense inherent in any self-respecting history. This key moment when irresistibly, we find ourselves right in mystery. This absolutely unpredictable and unbearable that immerses players in turmoil and that prevents us from closing the lamp ... Yes. This terrible page turner. This time stab the heart. This page turner that takes us to the rest of the story. Who is he? I send you some examples of these key elements that can stimulate the reader's interest, and, in all literary works, regardless of genre and target audience. It is better to create scenes based on these key moments. It will be easier to design each of the scenes in weaving the fabric of history around this kind of event.
Moments stroke heart
Pardon
revelation of a secret
Rescue Hunting Battle Seduction Getaway
Etc.
The development of the script and scenes by location and description of some of these key elements can promote the suspense or interest in reading. One of these elements may be sufficient to propel the reader into a fascinating world of literature. A story within which the reader is will leave enchanted. Moments of sudden heart where the player will attempt to break the deadlock alongside your protagonists.
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1. Illustration. Charles Perugini.
Girl and book.
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