I got to thinking the other day. I want to keep this blog current for readers, and still learn along the way. What better way to accomplish that than by sharing some of the great tips I've come across on Pinterest (We'll call it research time, not anything else more truthful, okay?)
As a writer, I'm always looking for tips on ways to make my stories more cohesive and special. Finding ways to write words that make it easy for the reader to visualize something - say facial expressions. Or a different way to say something instead of repeating the same word over and over again.
Here's my first tip - Did you know there are 45 different ways to say very? And this photo featuring Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society has a printable list. I think you'll find it very clever - maybe even brilliant!
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As a writer, I'm always looking for tips on ways to make my stories more cohesive and special. Finding ways to write words that make it easy for the reader to visualize something - say facial expressions. Or a different way to say something instead of repeating the same word over and over again.
Here's my first tip - Did you know there are 45 different ways to say very? And this photo featuring Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society has a printable list. I think you'll find it very clever - maybe even brilliant!
Image courtesy of imgfave
I have an entire Pinterest board dedicated to these types of prompts. Please feel free to follow me there or send me pins you think I can use for this project.
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