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Mix short, punchy sentences for tension with longer, descriptive ones for flow. "Silence fell. Then, a bang."
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Use more than just periods and commas. Try to include a question mark , exclamation mark , or ellipsis (... ) . Mix short, punchy sentences for tension with longer,
"Her teeth chattered like a typewriter, and her breath emerged in small, ghostly puffs of frost." 3. Varied Sentence Structure punchy sentences for tension with longer
Instead of saying "He was scared," describe the physical signs of fear. "She was very cold."
"The fog was a thick, gray blanket, swallowing the trees whole." 2. Show, Don't Tell
Do you have a specific or title (e.g., "The Secret Door")?
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