How to Hook Your Readers From the First Line

In this edition of The Daily Den: 3 tips for crafting a killer opening line

Your opening line is the reader’s first impression; your one and only chance to grab their attention and hold on tight. A quick way to improve your openings is by creating curiosity. Ask a question, hint at something surprising, or leave a detail unresolved.

For example: “It took four years, but today was the day I finally became invisible.”

Curious? That’s the power of a great opening line. Whether you’re writing fiction, nonfiction, or even an email, a strong opening line makes all the difference.

Want to learn more proven strategies for crafting lines that hook your readers? Keep reading.