Barnaby Conrad follows up his acclaimed "101 Best Scenes Ever
Written" with "101 Best Beginnings Ever Written." Readers will
continue their delightful romp through literature guided and
instructed by Conrad's insights and annotations. For writers and
readers, the first part of every story is the most important.
Conrad has identified twelve types of beginnings, providing
captivating examples such as Ambrose Bierce's opening sentence to
his short story "An Imperfect Conflagration": Early one June
morning in 1872 I murdered my father--an act which made a deep
impression on me at the time. Writers will learn how to start their
stories with forceful, compelling prose that hooks readers from
page one; casual readers will delight in the cleverness of the
various authors' opening lines and in Conrad's insightful comments.
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