A Writer's Guide to Active Setting (2015)
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Most readers consciously or subconsciously read for the emotion of your story. They look at the cover to clue them into whether a story is humorous, light, dark, or edgy. Within a story though, emotions can run the gamut from light (happy, relief, joy) to dark (anger, fear, terror) as you lead your characters, and thus the reader, on your story journey. There’s enormous energy created on the page through the conscious choice of words to ratchet up the emotions you want the reader to experience, ...all while the characters move through the story.
Creating an Emotional Experience Let’s jump right in and explore how some amazing authors, writing in a variety of genres, use Setting to show emotion.
Outside, the wind was howling and another line of black clouds was trooping over the city. Big slabs of bruise-colored clouds.
—Jeffery Deaver, The Coffin DancerIn the above example, Deaver, a suspense/thriller writer, uses weather to clue the reader into the tone of the story by foreshadowing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most readers consciously or subconsciously read for the emotion of your story. They look at the cover to clue them into whether a story is humorous, light, dark, or edgy. Within a story though, emotions can run the gamut from light (happy, relief, joy) to dark (anger, fear, terror) as you lead your characters, and thus the reader, on your story journey. There’s enormous energy created on the page through the conscious choice of words to ratchet up the emotions you want the reader to experience, ...all while the characters move through the story.
Creating an Emotional Experience Let’s jump right in and explore how some amazing authors, writing in a variety of genres, use Setting to show emotion.
Outside, the wind was howling and another line of black clouds was trooping over the city. Big slabs of bruise-colored clouds.
—Jeffery Deaver, The Coffin DancerIn the above example, Deaver, a suspense/thriller writer, uses weather to clue the reader into the tone of the story by foreshadowing.
What to read after A Writer's Guide to Active Setting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Buckham to read onlineMoreLess
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