9 July 2008

Make it interesting

  • Make it about people
  • Make it about people your reader can identify with, or people like your reader
  • Make it a story with a past and future as well as a present
  • Make it so your reader benefits from reading it
  • Make it new
  • Use hard facts (345m long) rather than soft facts (big)
  • Pick out the surprising, the quirky, the unusual
  • Make it visual (yes, use pictures, but also make the writing conjure up pictures in peoples heads)
  • Evoke and emotional response

It is more interesting if you use hard facts

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