“Show don’t tell” is a fundamental principle in storytelling that encourages writers to use descriptive language, actions, dialogue and scenes to reveal information to the reader, rather than simply telling them outright.
“Show don’t tell” is a fundamental principle in storytelling that encourages writers to use descriptive language, actions, dialogue and scenes to reveal information to the reader, rather than simply telling them outright.
REF: Mama Africa Book Box (MABB) Initiative by CLC Kenya Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, We are glad to extend to you an invitation of partnership towards impacting lives in our sphere through Christian literature. We recognize and appreciate the opportunity that exists to honour God by impacting young lives through […]
“Show don’t tell” is a fundamental principle in storytelling that encourages writers to use descriptive language, actions, dialogue and scenes to reveal information to the reader, rather than simply telling them outright.
Effective dialogue is characterized by authenticity, clarity, and relevance to the story. It should sound natural and believable, reflecting the unique voices and perspectives of the characters. Dialogue tags, such as “said,” “asked,” and “replied,” help identify speakers and maintain clarity in conversations.
A great novel is a complex interplay of various elements, but some key components often contribute to its greatness.
A devotional book is a literary work designed to provide spiritual inspiration, guidance, and reflection for readers seeking to deepen their faith and relationship with God.
This Training of Trainers Reflection and Application Tool is designed to facilitate deep engagement and practical application of the teachings presented throughout the program. By reflecting on key concepts and actively applying them to their ministry practice, participants can enhance their effectiveness as healing ministers and deepen their connection to the divine healing streams. Week […]
The setting is the where and when of your story. It’s where all the fun things happen! Here are a few tips to get you started: Pick the Time and Place: It could be in a forest, a busy city, or even outer space. And it can happen in the past, present, or future. Learn […]
Think of the theme like the main lesson or idea in your story. It’s what you want your readers to remember after they finish reading. What’s the important message you want to share? It could be about being kind, working hard, or believing in yourself. Revisit the exercise in Unit One and rewrite the message […]