on Live Write Thrive:
Fiction and nonfiction writers alike need to immerse their readers into the story they are telling, and the best and most obvious way to do this is by utilizing sensory detail.
While most of us have been taught that there are five senses, there are actually more than twenty specific ones humans experience. Keep in mind that senses aren’t just about responding to outside data. They’re not only about what we see and hear and smell.
Some of the most common and important sensory details come from within our body, and it’s these senses that writers ignore, for the most part.
So, not just the sensations themselves, but how we respond to them, and how our other senses respond to them. 🙂
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