Amazing secrets of visual story writing to use in your book
My son recently turned four and was given a new box of Lego.
He loves Lego and can play with it for hours.
With only a few coloured blocks he can create a “firetruck with an in-built helicopter landing pad” or a “police car on a flying train”.
These might be basic, abstract constructions but the point is he doesn’t need many blocks to get his imagination cranking!
Likewise readers use our words to visualise the stories we write about in our autobiography, memoir, biography or life-story project.
We want to transport our audience back in time to understand and ‘see’ our memories.
But how to do this well and without writing a tome?
Today I highlight some key visual writing ideas to keep in mind as you plan, write, polish and publish your book.
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