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Topic : Re: How to effectively jump from one period of time to another in a short story? This is the first time I'm writing something that jumps from one period of time to another in a short story: - selfpublishingguru.com

Debbie451

: Re: How to effectively jump from one period of time to another in a short story? This is the first time I'm writing something that jumps from one period of time to another in a short story:

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Same way you would with any scene break: double return, a row of * * * * * * *, whatever you usually do to indicate a scene change. Your "Hundreds of years later" makes the point.

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