You can build and hold "tension," as a strict literary device, through structure: just the right punctuation at just the right time, and well-placed breaks (chapter, story [***], paragraph, sentence) that leave the reader hungry for more.
I've posted the second in a series of articles on the above at the following site:
Providing Tension…Part 2….
Please check it out, and remember:
To write well, you must work hard. To succeed in this tough gig, you mustn't be lazy.
Monday, February 14, 2011
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