How to write a hook for a story

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The best first impression you can make on a reader is a compelling first line hook. But how do we actually hook people in? In this post you are going to learn seven of the most effective methods for writing the best first line hook for your story. Plus I give you lots of great examples to learn from, as well as things to avoid, and tips for the writing process.

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The exposition of a story explains key context and establishes your reader's expectations. Learn how to write exposition that hooks readers.