Understanding the “Show, don’t Tell” technique to writing great fiction. ...
Author: N. Strauss
Is the main character of your story a sweet, caring person? Was the divorce all her husband’s fault? Was she right to set fire to his car?
Let your readers make up their own minds, based on the evidence.
Think of a courtroom. The defendant insists he is innocent of killing his business partner. However, certain suspicious details come out in the trial. For instance, he wrote a threatening note to his partner the day before the crime, he was identified running away from the crime scene with a bloody axe in ... Read More
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