Using everything in a story to describe setting (description writing), such as geography, place, culture and era to describe setting is a way for writers to bring places to life in the reader’s mind.

We wait in our shinny boots and heavy wool coats, just behind the corner. We wait as nobodies, consisting only of boots and coats and not a thing besides. Finally, we hear the voice - loud and strong - call ACTION! And we become what we are meant to - the somebodies we waited for in the cold around the corner.

Begin your story inside the MC's head. If our thoughts create our reality, then what better way to introduce the MC's world than by giving us a brief tour of their mind? What's on your MC's mind when the story begins? What's happening around them and how do they feel about it? What memories do their present circumstances bring up? Paint us a picture. #writers #write #writingtips #writinganovel #bookwriting #writinginspiration #thewriteen #characterdevelopment #creativewriting…

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