Descriptions are an interesting playground. It can be difficult to strike the perfect balance between prose that's "too bland" and "so purple it's ultraviolet", but what if you struggle with descriptions to begin with? Let me present an easy exercise that will help take your wordcraft to the next level.
You don't need to build a story from the ground up, brick by brick like a building - you can also assemble it from multiple pre-existing tiles, like a mosaic.
The powder snow billowed beneath them as they raced across the blinding white fields and forests, where sunlight shimmered on the pure coat of winter." - Blade of Wolves Every season feels different when you’re writing – it has its own mood, palette, and aspects unique to itself. From the hopeful days of spring to… Continue reading Writer’s Winter 🍷
The Foxglove Scribe 