Are you writing the middle of your book and worried it might bore your readers or even make them stop reading? You want your book to be unputdownable from beginning to end, right? You want the middle section to be juicy, conflict-ridden, and full of twists and turns that keep your reader up past their bedtime.
However, there are five deadly mistakes that some writers make that can ruin your story’s readability and make your readers weary enough to put your book down—and never pick it back up. I’ve experienced this, and so have many readers I’ve talked to. So, how can you avoid these “mushy middle” mistakes and make your readers literally addicted to your story?
That’s what this video is all about. We’re going to break down the 5 mistakes that writers make with the middle or Act Two of their story—and how to fix them.
