Writing Tips: How to Write Description
Description can be a tricky feat. The hardest part is to determine when to stop. How much Description is enough? The easiest way to answer that is to let your inner editor determine that after you have finished the first draft.
Write as much description as you can about the scene and the people in the scene. The more description you give, the easier it will be for the reader to envision what is going on.
Sometimes you can give way too much information. You may tell the reader about things that don’t even matter when it comes to advancing the story. This will be what your editor will take out when you go back to edit.
There are other times when there is not enough information given. You might tell the reader about a fight but not give enough information about why the fight started.
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