1. Use vivid language: Choose words that evoke strong imagery and emotion. Avoid using bland or generic words and phrases, as these can make your writing seem dull and uninteresting. 

2. Create a clear narrative structure: Make sure the reader knows what is happening in the story by creating a clear beginning, middle, and end to your piece of literature. This will help keep the reader engaged throughout the entire story. 

3. Utilize sensory details: Describe scenes with all five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an immersive experience for the reader. This will allow them to truly visualize what’s happening in your story and become more invested in it. 

4. Show rather than tell: Instead of simply telling readers what is happening in your story, show them through concrete examples and descriptions that illustrate the action or scene you are trying to portray. This will make your writing more engaging for readers as they can visualize everything that is taking place in their minds’ eye instead of just being told about it directly by you as the author/narrator.
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