One area that often trips writers up is describing the places and scenery around their characters.
Some stories paint a sparse, vague picture that doesn't draw the readers in, while others plunge into story-stopping walls of intricate detail.
So how do you describe the place your characters occupy in a way that paints a vivid picture and awakens your readers’ emotions, without bogging down the story with too much description?
Today, Mica Scotti Kole will give you 5 useful tips for describing the settings in your books. Click the button below to check them out:
Some stories paint a sparse, vague picture that doesn't draw the readers in, while others plunge into story-stopping walls of intricate detail.
So how do you describe the place your characters occupy in a way that paints a vivid picture and awakens your readers’ emotions, without bogging down the story with too much description?
Today, Mica Scotti Kole will give you 5 useful tips for describing the settings in your books. Click the button below to check them out:
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