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Strategies 1. Try a flashback. 2. Use a chronological approach. 3. Base your story on a contrast or change in you or those around you. 4. Write about a seemingly meaningless incident which later proved to be important. 5. Try to build suspense for the climax, use foreshadowing, or keep the outcome in doubt until the end. 7. Plan the opening of your narrative carefully. It must involve the reader and introduce the incident at the same time. 8. Strive for a conclusion which neither jolts nor impresses the reader. In a sense, the conclusion should answer the question So what? BACK The Romance o