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And Some More
October 10, 2016
When you tell a story and then at the end put... and there was some more. Not only is this one of the worst ways to end a story, but these are all the minor details that aren’t important enough to make it into your story. These are the details that don’t contribute to the main idea. For example. On time when I was seven years old… dah dah dah… and then there was some more but that doesn’t matter. This can leave you reader/listener guessing and not leave them with the whole story. This is my story, but there was some more.
© Phorlie H., Philadelphia, PA
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