Trying draw your reader into your next novel or your personal memoirs and help them truly experience what your characters are feeling? One of the most common pieces of advice you will hear to create compelling prose is “Show, don’t tell.”
As Anton Chekhov said, “Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.” Sometimes that easier said than done!
That’s why, this week, we recommend The Write Practice’s article “Show, Don’t Tell” as an excellent resource not only to describe the method of “Show, Don’t Tell” but to get you started with pointers on how and when to apply this method of writing with plenty of examples included!
Get started by going to www.thewritepractice.com/show-dont-tell/!
