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Many of these answers didn't address the question!
My answer is based on the presumption you have or will study the art of writing. THIS is your first step. The second step for me was to clarify what all these learned people were talking about i.e. What is a "Motovational Reaction Unit" within a "Beat"? What is a "Beat" in relation to a "Scene"? What is a "Scene" in relation to a "Chapter"? What is an "Outline"? We all learn differently, but once you know what these are you will be able to answer your question.

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: Do popular books use simpler language? This might seem like an obvious question, but I'm curious if there's been any research into whether popularity correlates with linguistic simplicity. Furthermore,

: Why do typesetters capitalize the first few words of a new chapter? Something I've always wondered. You've probably noticed that in some newspapers or books, the first few words of a chapter/story

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