Imogen gives ideas and tips on how to use body language in writing 😀
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Thanks, Imogen and Chris, for this helpful information.
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Thanks for this. There is actually a book (which of course I can’t remember) which gives the body cues for various emotions. Check out my chocolate post – done just for you!
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LOVE IT Noelle 😀
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This is a great blog! As writers, we often find ourselves being repetitive in the ways we show our characters emotions. I constantly refer to “The Emotion Thesaurus” by Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi. This is a great resource for finding different ways to show emotion. Thanks for re-blogging this one, Chris!
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Glad I found it for you Jan 😀
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