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	<title>Comments on: Travel writing: Now about that first paragraph&#8230;</title>
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		<title>By: ahmed</title>
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		<description>He’s just announced the winner — and, along with the announcement, he’s offered some feedback on what makes a good first paragraph, and what makes a bad one.

The advice is aimed at fiction writers, but (as is so often the case with writing advice!) it’s equally applicable to narrative nonfiction, including travel writing.

Here are Bransford’s three first-paragraph patterns to avoid:</description>
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<p>The advice is aimed at fiction writers, but (as is so often the case with writing advice!) it’s equally applicable to narrative nonfiction, including travel writing.</p>
<p>Here are Bransford’s three first-paragraph patterns to avoid:</p>
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