New writers often struggle to understand the difference between showing and telling But, Most of the authors know these differences, and yet they fail to maintain the balance between showing and telling. If you’re one of them, bookmark this article that has over 300+ Show Don’t Tell Examples. These sentences are completely at your disposal. …
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The screen is blank; words are not appearing, both on the screen and in the mind. It has been days, weeks and months that no word has occurred to you. You sit before your computer, your eyes glued to the screen. Hours go by, but a single sentence refuses to come to you. This is …
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We all are storytellers. It all began when you would ask your mother or father to tell you ghost stories with all the dramatic pauses and widening of eyes. Only few reach out to their memories and weave them into the stories and become an author. Tweet You want to become an author and bring …
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If I tell you it took me one year to write my book, and three to edit, would you laugh or would you laugh? I remember spending hours on my script, researching my arguments thoroughly, and putting in my time in the chair. But when I read through it (my vomit draft). I knew deep down …
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Show don’t Tell. We often hear this from critics, readers, mentors, teachers in the writing field and they leave it up to us to understand what they mean by ‘show don’t tell’. Which ultimately leaves us, the writers with a never-ending struggle of ‘how to show and not tell’. “Winston Smith, his chin nuzzled into …
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When was the last time you purchased a novel solely because of a book advertisement – without caring a whit about the author or the publisher? Probably never, right? Or in the best-case scenario, when you were thirteen? Let me try one more time: How often do you buy a product without checking the brand’s …
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Bestselling author Dan Brown says: “POV (Point of View) is a powerful tool. It can help you color a chapter, reveal characters and exposition, and best of all, withhold information. So be excited about point of view.” Dan Brown about POV in Fiction Writing That explains why authors choose narrative voices so carefully. To be true, …
As writers, we all struggle the most with bringing out how a character sees, perceives, smells, or feels. New writers often lag due to too much telling and too little showing. The rich imagery, the true essence, and a three-dimensional physical presence of everything around a character are what we find ourselves most entwined in. …
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More often than not, the writers are unsettled about how to write a prologue. They find themselves dubious about whether a prologue should be in their novel or it should straight begin with the first chapter. Before we discuss prologue writing examples, let us understand what a prologue is. Prologue Meaning The origin of the …
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