shift in focus, when the writing turns to something different, cinematic writing, moving the reader’s attention like a film camera does; could include zooming in or out, sudden or gradual introduction or change, whether new things appear abruptly or with a slow build-up, shift in time, could include flashbacks, flashforwards or foreshadowing, flashback, when we see a scene from earlier in the story (or before the story), flashforward, when we see a scene from later in the story (or after the story), foreshadowing, hints at something to come later in the story (or after the story), shift of perspective, when the narrational point of view changes, or in some other way the reader is presented something more from the perspective of a different character.

Structural shifts

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