Vocabulary:
1. Each tugging用力拉?the reader forward until he is hooked, a writer constructs that fateful unit, the “l(fā)ead.”
2.as long as it nudges用肘輕推 his curiosity and tugs拽?at his sleeve.
I tugged his sleeve but he was hooked by the novel and did not respond to me.
3.?I prowled徘徊?through the Museum
4.?We can still visualize the outline, with its Roman numerals (I, II and III), which staked用樁區(qū)分?out the road we?would faithfully trudge跋涉, and its subnumerals (IIa and IIb) denoting lesser paths down which we would briefly poke.?
Do not prowl in front of the trouble, just trudge it.
Reflection:
"Therefore your lead must capture the reader immediately and force him to keep reading."
"The perfect ending should take your readers slightly by surprise and yet seem exactly right."
這章講了開頭和結(jié)尾，中文講究鳳頭豹尾豬肚子，大致相同的寫作理念。說實話，讀完這章，我能想到的開頭只有“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...”看完唐人悅寫的后，自慚形愧0.0書到用時方恨少
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