| u know the inner essence of writing? Do you | | | | rather than showing them. While that factual, |
| think it is because you have to share something | | | | telling style could work (and, in fact, some great |
| to the public and influence them about the topic | | | | writers go that route), it usually leads to bland |
| that you are writing? Do you think that writing | | | | narratives devoid of any emotion. |
| only focuses on how words and phrases are | | | | As a fiction writer, the best way to convey |
| written accordingly in your content? | | | | drama is to avoid editorial-style writing. Rather |
| Probably, there are writers who think that writing | | | | than exposing details, you dramatize characters |
| is just a result of a person’s creative | | | | and events by demonstrating them through |
| mind where all you have to do is to rely with | | | | scenes. |
| what your head is dictating. It might be true since | | | | Scenes are built using plenty of dialogue and |
| most writer really have to stick on what they are | | | | interactions between players in the story, |
| thinking to produce a factual and creative piece. | | | | interspersed with a little exposition every now and |
| But do you also consider that when you use your | | | | again. Your characters’ feelings, beliefs and |
| mind all the time, you tend to have | | | | relationships, as well as the conflicts and struggles |
| writer’s block? It is like you are stuck in | | | | they go through all come about as a part of each |
| your writing and you just can’t seem to | | | | scene. As a result, the reader receives them in |
| finish it since you don’t know how to | | | | emotionally-charged images, rather than mere |
| proceed with your work and that you | | | | facts. |
| can’t think widely about your topic? | | | | To successfully dramatize events, though, you |
| In other words, you ran out of words to write. | | | | can’t just concoct any scene out of thin |
| As a result, you had consumed most of your | | | | air. In fact, you have to carefully watch the things |
| time doing nothing because even if you force | | | | you include, making sure to strike a balance to |
| yourself, you’ll just only stressing your | | | | keep the reader on the edge. If your conflicts |
| mind and eventually you’ll get tired and | | | | regularly play out in the same manner or one of |
| clueless about the current writing situation you are | | | | your characters always ends up winning his power |
| having. | | | | struggles with other players, your story can get |
| If you want to avoid that kind of state in writing, | | | | boring pretty fast. While it might last a little longer |
| then don’t overwork your mind. Consider | | | | than an expository production, it still won’t |
| also your feelings. It’s like how you will | | | | go for much. |
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| mistake of “expositing” details, | | | | you greatly. |