Pacing 101 | Writing for Children 206

PACING 101 You hear the word all the time from teachers, critiquers, and editors. “Nice brisk pace.” “Kind of slow, pick up the pace”. “I like it, but the pace is a bit slow in the middle.” So what the heck is pace and how do we make that slow middle faster or create that brisk pace in the first place? Today, I share a fantastic article on pacing from my old friend Mary Rosenblum.   Let a one-on-one mentor help you get that book out of your head and onto the page. Get started here!

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