One question for the forum on writing an ending without a twist. What kind of resolution can feel satisfying on its own? Please name the book or writer if you use an example, and keep major plot spoilers clearly marked. What detail made the idea work for you as a reader? A short explanation would be more helpful than a title alone. Feel free to explain where your own approach has limits.
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Writing an ending without a twist: What kind of resolution can feel satisfying on its own?
Writing an ending without a twist: What kind of resolution can feel satisfying on its own?
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