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Results tagged with showing-telling
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This tag should be used for questions about the [technique] of "Show, don't tell!" The goal of this technique is to allow the reader to experience the story through senses and feelings instead of only listening to the author explaining something.
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Is it better to slowly introduce a character's looks rather than describing it all in one pa...
Some basic traits should be presented very soon. Maybe not in the very first paragraph, but not far off. General appearance, things you notice when you just meet someone in the real world.
Hair color …
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