Don’tTellMe;ShowMe!.pptVIP

Don’t Tell Me; Show Me! The Use of Detail Readers are a crochety lot. They don’t like to read long-winded passages of description, and they don’t want photographs slapped all over every page of everything they read, but they do want to “SEE” what a writer means. In other words, they want pictures, but they want those pictures of flash on almost as fast as action shown on film. They want pictures that do not call attention to themselves but are simply and suddenly THERE, whammo, straight on, and preferably in motion. Question: How can you make a reader SEE what you are writing about without