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The Secret to Emotional Prose
Black Beauty is one of my favorite books because of the emotional nature of the story. As I read it in third grade I cared for that noble horse as his life became a series of downward trends. That was … Continue reading
Posted in Style and voice, Literary devices, Story structure, Writing trends, Novels
Tagged Anna Sewell, Black Beauty, book review, books, Emotion, Fiction
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Physiological writing
What exactly are physiological reactions? Imagine you are a young teenage girl. You are waiting in the math hall, and that handsome senior with an air of indifferent confidence strolls past you on the way to calculus. Normally you are … Continue reading
Visualizing conversation
Imagine you are creating an everyday conversation of a fairly happy couple lunching at an outdoor café. The idea is to make it sound ordinary but still drop in some clues about the problems looming just beyond the horizon. However, … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching writing skills, Writer's resource
Tagged dialog, Emotion, Facial expression, Paul Ekman
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