Arguably the most essential skill of storytelling is the ability to "show" your readers a scene or a description without plainly "telling" them. It's that little piece of the puzzle that makes a reader say "there's just something about this. I can't put my finger on it". It doesn't alter your story, it immerses your reader into your world so far that they no longer feel like they're reading words but, instead, they're watching the scene play out in their mind's eye.

Join author D.M. Alexander as he tells... no... SHOWS you how to utilize this skill in your own work.