Lets Do It Our Way: Prologue

This is an edition version of the preface. Basically speaking the same incident is deeper and better grammar. It is also long ... I fixed a little bug = P. Prologue. There are a couple of things you know when you are a country. I can hardly explain your connection to people born in your land. The 17th century philosopher once said this country, but the state is not omniscient or omniscient. After all, there is something everyone wants to hide or correct.

Shakespeare said in front of the building of the National Archives. When I was taken to a camp of a migrant worker in Delaware, I was shocked to hear what I saw there. Is not this the United States? How can people live like this? How could they be misused like this? How do they live in poultry houses and red meat, pick up beans, live in waste and diseases, and there is not enough compensation? In the CBS news program, Edward R. Marrow broke this experience a few months ago on this situation. Horror story titled "harvest of shame".

This is a wonderful way to break your commitment to the reader. Let's start a story with a prologue, for example a woman running alone on the beach, and a loose wolf. Let's see if we can guess what happens. Well ... how distorted this is - she was attacked by a wolf! Wow. What a fresh and ingenious idea. I am not talking about revealing your secrets and telling your readers about your tweaks and turns. Instead, as long as the agenda is presented to the reader, we promise to plan to place something going wrong, disrupting the schedule, or driving the story (and tension).

We will provide information from various viewpoints. The story is written in the first person and the preface is the third person. Prologue focuses on the secret of one of the characters (the hero can not know and the author does not tell the reader for the first person perspective).

2 Avoid the preface: After introducing the preface in particular, there are things that are troublesome. However, these are usually found in nonfiction. The preface of the novel is a background story, you can put it wherever you like. There are John Steinbeck 's sweet Thursday' s prelude, but the letters in the book explain what my rule is, so it is not a problem. He said: "I like to talk a lot in books, I do not like to tell me what that person is talking about.