Exposition

In literature, the exposition of a story tells what the story will be about, who the characters are, where the setting is, and how they will be essential to the plot. In virtually all cases, the exposition is set at the beginning of the story, though there are cases in which the exposition comes later.
Here are some tips to making a good exposition:
# Deeply describe the setting. This will create an atmosphere based on imagery that the reader can easily be immersed into, thus enhancing their experience of the story.
# Have strong characters. Strong characters, whether or not they are primary, are a definite must; they can get the story going on the right foot.
# Have a story that makes sense. Yes, even having a good story or plot point can add a lot to your work of literature. If the plot works, the story will flow smoothly; a paradoxical plot will make the story difficult to follow.