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Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ asked Liz Fielding:

Whatâ€™s your advice for aspiring writers?

Liz Fielding Sometimes finding a way into your story is the most difficult part of writing. It still happens to me even after more than 60 books. It is vital to start the book at the moment of change. Do not get trapped into writing backstory to "explain" how your heroine got to this point. Start with the crisis, get your characters moving, talking, even if they're just shouting "Help!"

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