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Use a "transition-quote" format to weave together your own descriptive narrative with insights from interviewees. Use sensory details to "show, don't tell" the story.

End with a resolution or a lingering thought that provides the reader with a sense of payoff. Common Types of Features IMG_5041.MOV

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Follow the lead with a paragraph that explains the story's "why"—the essential theme or purpose—in a nutshell. a vivid description of a scene

Start with a hook. This could be an anecdote, a vivid description of a scene, or a provocative question to set the mood.