How do I include the location of the scene while writing about a specific theme? That is all I have to ask. How can I, for instance, add such feelings to a situation where I am writing about a crime? I'm having trouble writing a crime scene. Is it better to start with a narrative? or you should go for dialogue first?
When you start writing, how do you choose settings?
Managing writing about any scenario well. If there are any particular methods for beginning a scene with conversation or a narrative scene, please let me know.
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