October 31, 2023
August 01, 2018
Well, that’s approximately 20 minutes of Nancy’s life she’ll never get back.
Based on her ability to get Nancy to watch intently (and quietly!), I think Agnes has been proven right.
We call that implied or reading between the lines. I wonder if the writers call it, writing between the lines?
Agnes sits corrected.
Very interesting!
Some authors call the method “Show, Don’t Tell”. Some go the other way, “Tell, Don’t Show”. I wish more authors would do both.
How do you keep an idiot in suspense?
Clever. :)
Ha!
September 24, 2018
wesleylscott1 about 2 years ago
Well, that’s approximately 20 minutes of Nancy’s life she’ll never get back.
Skeezix's Birth Father about 2 years ago
Based on her ability to get Nancy to watch intently (and quietly!), I think Agnes has been proven right.
dcdete. about 2 years ago
We call that implied or reading between the lines. I wonder if the writers call it, writing between the lines?
Decepticomic about 2 years ago
Agnes sits corrected.
WaltWenger Premium Member about 2 years ago
Very interesting!
JPuzzleWhiz about 2 years ago
Some authors call the method “Show, Don’t Tell”. Some go the other way, “Tell, Don’t Show”. I wish more authors would do both.
Billavi Premium Member about 2 years ago
How do you keep an idiot in suspense?
tad1 about 2 years ago
Clever. :)
ja about 2 years ago
Ha!