All writers are told to “show, don’t tell.”
But what does that really mean?
Watch this 6-minute video to find out:
Then, remember—the reason you want to “show, not tell” your story is that you want readers to feel they are living the action along with the characters, not simply reading about it.
For that reason, you want to include plenty of action and dialogue in your story, as well as vivid sensory details.
Try it!
And for more ways to bring your fiction to life, watch this!
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