What is Poetry- A Brief Insight into the Poetic Vastness
‘furor poetics’ was the term the ancient Greeks used to describe poetry as ‘divine fury’. And through centuries, poetry has continued to bemuse the humankind,…
17+ Powerful Literary Devices (With Examples) to Embellish Your Writing
A few years ago, when my creative writing teacher was explaining the use of literary devices in novels or poems, she showed us this picture:…
Kinesthetic Imagery in Literature: 50+ Literary Examples
‘Show, don’t tell’ isn’t just a phrase to embellish your writing. It’s a way for readers to connect with your characters and the story. It’s…
Master Organic Imagery with 100+ Literary Examples
‘Show, don’t tell’ isn’t just a phrase to embellish your writing. It’s a way for readers to connect with your characters and the story. It’s…
Master Tactile Imagery with 100+ Literary Examples
‘Show, don’t tell’ isn’t just a phrase to embellish your writing. It’s a way for readers to connect with your characters and the story. It’s…
Gustatory Imagery: 80+ Show Don’t Tell Examples
If you’re a writer or you’ve studied creative writing, chances are you’ve come across the expression ‘Show, Don’t Tell.’ In literature and poetry, this is…
50+ Show Don’t Tell Examples for Olfactory Imagery:
As a new writer, we almost always fall victim to the situation where we ‘tell’ too much and ‘show’ too less; our writing is too…
30+ Show Don’t Tell Examples for Auditory Imagery
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…
300+ Sensory Imagery Examples to Master Creative Writing
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…
Best Book Blurb Examples & 6 tips on how to write a book blurb that sells
A book blurb is a promotional piece of information about the book written on the backside of it which reveals nothing about the book but…
Expert Guide to Different Types of POV in Fiction: Examples & Tips
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…
How to Become an Author: 6 Simple Steps for Aspiring Writers
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…
How to Edit a Book: 6-Layer Guide for Meticulous Self-Editing
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…
Show don’t tell: 7 Stupid-Simple tips to master this Golden Rule
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…
How to Write a Prologue that makes sense (5 Examples)
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…