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Passport, Volume 29

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This passport includes an introduction from Scribbler followed by an exclusive essay by author Chelsea Ichaso teaching you how to tackle PACING in your novel. This passport discusses how to grab a reader's attention and keep them turning the pages through the wee hours of the night. Score!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte N. ★★★★★

I was struggling with my novel's rhythm until I tried the pacing techniques in this volume—Chelsea Ichaso’s essay actually made me rethink how I structure scenes. The introduction from Scribbler was a nice bonus, too. It’s a compact guide that’s easy to reference while writing.

Lucy V. ★★★★★

The essay by Chelsea Ichaso on pacing finally made the "show don't tell" advice click for me—her examples walk you through scene-level tension step by step. I reread the section on chapter breaks twice before applying it to my draft. Definitely the most useful craft guide I've picked up this year.

Jacob ★★★★★

I was struggling with keeping my story moving, but the pacing essay in this passport broke it down in a way that finally clicked. The section on balancing action with quieter moments was exactly what I needed. Definitely worth it for any novelist.