| Description |
170 pages ; 23 cm |
| Contents |
Pt. 1. Writing about emotion -- Pt. 2. The emotions |
| Summary |
Sweaty palms. Butterflies in the stomach. Pacing back and forth. There is no doubt this character is nervous. But isn't there a more original, more vivid way to express this emotion? Absolutely. In this unique book, Ann Hood will help you find fresh, creative images, words and gestures to evoke feelings in your fiction. In 36 "mini-lessons," Hood sheds new light on love, hate, fear, grief, guilt, hope, jealousy and other major emotions. Each lesson offers instruction on rendering that particular sentiment; "good" and "bad" examples illustrating how writers have succeeded and where others have gone wrong; and imaginative exercises for putting the feeling into words |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Subject |
Characters and characteristics in literature.
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Characters and characteristics.
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Emotions in literature.
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Fiction -- Technique.
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| Genre/Form |
Literature.
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| LC no. |
97031296 |
| ISBN |
1884910335 (alk. paper) |
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