Back in September, I published Emotional Beats: How to Easily Convert your Writing into Palpable Feelings. As promised, I will be posting the book on my blog. So, here is the next installment, featuring Part 2 of the book: Body Parts. As last week’s post was shorter than usual, I hope to compensate with today’s one, which deals with what you can hear:
Do You Hear What I Hear?
Sound is a particularly evocative sense that can be used to bring any scene to life. For example, a single sentence like, “computers beeped, phones shrilled, and printers whirred” conveys all the bustle in a modern office.
- A shutter banged against the frame.
- A car door slammed.
- A dog howled in the distance.
- The motor stuttered and whined.
- The ceiling fan whirred.
- The rope clanked rhythmically against the flagpole.
- Computers beeped, phones shrilled, and printers…
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Many thanks for the share 🙂
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Welcome Nicholas 👍😃
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