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Just this morning on my walk, I brushed a hand over a short pine tree and came up with the following sentences on the fly, which might open a novel someday:
Despite their name, pine needles are actually soft,
almost silky, to the touch when caressed the right way. Rub them the wrong way, and they’ll stick you. My mom was the same way.
Will it win a literary award? No, but it’s a vivid image, ain’t it?
In this episode, learn to go outside to improve your description.
If you find this episode helpful, I am positive you'll get a ton of use from my book on improving dialogue, available at Amazon and other retailers:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WZWMW5W
https://books2read.com/u/bWZY2z
Thanks for being here!
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By Tom LeveenJust this morning on my walk, I brushed a hand over a short pine tree and came up with the following sentences on the fly, which might open a novel someday:
Despite their name, pine needles are actually soft,
almost silky, to the touch when caressed the right way. Rub them the wrong way, and they’ll stick you. My mom was the same way.
Will it win a literary award? No, but it’s a vivid image, ain’t it?
In this episode, learn to go outside to improve your description.
If you find this episode helpful, I am positive you'll get a ton of use from my book on improving dialogue, available at Amazon and other retailers:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WZWMW5W
https://books2read.com/u/bWZY2z
Thanks for being here!