The Emperor’s Daughter, by Richard Flunker (3:02)
Today’s book shows us that some writers are completely deaf to echoing.
Today’s book shows us that some writers are completely deaf to echoing.
Today we discover that writing hard sci-fi doesn’t let you use complex words and exposition without consequence. What I gleaned about the stories: Soldiers are either brooding on the past…
Today we see that the numbers in your story have to add up.
Today we see that echoing sentence structures can distract just as much as headwords.
A good example of how “Show don’t tell” doesn’t mean what you think it means, and its implications for achieving immersion.