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Writing Tips 17 - Writing Emotions

08/14/2020

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A lot of writing about emotions, especially strong ones, is dancing around it. When you write about a strong emotion, it's actually the body language and physical effect you want to focus on.

For example: Anger surged through him. vs His whole body began to tremble, his teeth slotted together and his jaw ached as his knuckles turned white, his fingers curling into a fist and digging crescent moon shapes into his palm.

Not only is it a nice boost to your word count, it's also more effective at getting the message across than "He was angry." -_-

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