That's one way to do it. Posing a problem is a lot like a posing a question. The reader will want to know what the answer is. But there is no One True Secret of writing. Combining approaches is often better.
That's one way to do it. Posing a problem is a lot like a posing a question. The reader will want to know what the answer is. But there is no One True Secret of writing. Combining approaches is often better.
RE: What in a good story, exactly?