By Sean Brenner

For many writers, the worst part of any given manuscript is finding a way to start it. The curse of the blank page can be overwhelming.

For others, though, it can be just as overwhelming to try to end the manuscript. Conclusions might not be hated as passionately as introductions, but they have a way of taking the wind out of your sails just as it seems the hard part of a project is over.

They may not always have as much ground to cover as intros, but conclusions can still give you ...