Fiction Descriptions Feeling Clunky? 4 Tips to determine What to Include or Not Include

It's often hard to know how much to describe something, and where the line is between too little description and too much. In today's episode, I discuss:

1) Best ways to write descriptions in your fiction books
2) How NOT to do it
3) 4 Tips for how to be sure you're on track
4) Show vs. tell examples

So, give this episode a listen and tell me in the comments how you write your descriptions!

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