StillStunned
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This new Writing Exercise is a companion thread to @anthrodisiac's discussion On Writing: Immersion.
Show examples of what *you* consider immersive and/or less immersive writing. Maybe add a few notes to explain what you're doing as well.
Try not to get sidetracked into arguments about generalisations: this is about our own writing, as individual writers, and how we go about engaging our ideal reader, or what we would like to read in someone else's writing.
Obviously the snippets are short, so it will be difficult to get the full effect. Still, I think a few hundred words can serve to illustrate what you're trying to achieve.
Usual rules apply: try to stick to about 350 words, and don't write anything that wouldn't be published story-side.
Show examples of what *you* consider immersive and/or less immersive writing. Maybe add a few notes to explain what you're doing as well.
Try not to get sidetracked into arguments about generalisations: this is about our own writing, as individual writers, and how we go about engaging our ideal reader, or what we would like to read in someone else's writing.
Obviously the snippets are short, so it will be difficult to get the full effect. Still, I think a few hundred words can serve to illustrate what you're trying to achieve.
Usual rules apply: try to stick to about 350 words, and don't write anything that wouldn't be published story-side.