Sabruness
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Dont know if this would belong in Discussion/writing tips or here so i'm sticking it here. Tony or mods, feel free to shift this if you think it fits better there.
A lot of people here will mention "show, dont tell" quite often as a tip for writers seeking advice but very few if any actually elaborate on the limits of it and when it can actually be a bad thing.
While browsing twitter, i came across a thread from a professional author who elaborated on "show, dont tell", it's benefits and drawbacks as well as when "tell, dont show" can actually be a better option for writers. You'll need to click through to get the rest of the thread. It's quite insightful
A lot of people here will mention "show, dont tell" quite often as a tip for writers seeking advice but very few if any actually elaborate on the limits of it and when it can actually be a bad thing.
While browsing twitter, i came across a thread from a professional author who elaborated on "show, dont tell", it's benefits and drawbacks as well as when "tell, dont show" can actually be a better option for writers. You'll need to click through to get the rest of the thread. It's quite insightful