Chapter Title - Stretching Out

Source: Chapter 8 - The Art and Craft of Feature Writing [[202408212021]]

One way of creating a transition is to make a subheading. It denotes to the reader a new chapter. This doesn’t jar the reader. It is like a new story or a story within a store. A new lede and nut graph are helpful both for the reader and to set the tone for the writer. There are other typographical devices, such as a combination of a fleuron and line-shaped dinkus. [^1]

See Also

References

• The Art and Craft of Feature Writing [[202408212021]]
  • Telling a captivating story with journalism.
• Blundell, William E. The art and craft of feature writing: based on the Wall Street Journal guide. 1988. [^1]: Dinkus - Wikipedia