#writerscoffeeclub
16. Have you ever started a chapter with a quote or a poem?
No, but I began several chapters in my second book with journal excerpts from characters in the first, to remind readers of previous events.
How do you feel about the idea?
It can work. If it doesn't, it's easy to skip over.
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