We Need to Have A Talk About Writing...

I've forgotten where I came across this quote, but here it is:

“Consider using words like gush, mumbling, whirr, and plunk. These onomatopoetic terms will add sensory detail as well as provide readers with more complete understanding.”

“Understatement prevents writing from becoming melodramatic or overwrought. For example, a long diatribe on the evils of nuclear weapons might actually turn readers off, since they already know the horrific destruction these weapons cause.”

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No Rest  (18+) A joint project taking turns to write about the Zombie Apocolypse #1832624 by Wyrm

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Johny Thundersbeard
http://fingersofthunder.wordpress.com
WDC Author of the Month May 2012