How do I include the location of the scene while writing about a specific theme? That is all I have to ask. How can I, for instance, add such feelings to a situation where I am writing about a crime? I'm having trouble writing a crime scene. Is it better to start with a narrative? or you should go for dialogue first?
Lukesh Umak
When you start writing, how do you choose settings?
Managing writing about any scenario well. If there are any particular methods for beginning a scene with conversation or a narrative scene, please let me know.
Environmental Crime Scene by Bob Jenkins is licensed under CC-BY-SA 2.0
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