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Robert Wood

How To Master Similes And Metaphors In Your Writing – Part 2

Some writers automatically reach for similes and metaphors at the first opportunity, while others don’t have the instinct to involve figurative language unless prompted by an outside force. Neither side is wrong, and while similes and metaphors are valuable tools, it’s worth noting that, like all tools, they need to be used in the right circumstances. A boring detail expanded via metaphor just makes for a longer duration of boredom, and a complex idea that isn’t actually simplified by its simile is likely to become more confusing.

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These Popular Personality Tests Could Revolutionize Your Writing - A writer holds a personality test result, looking puzzled but happy.
Writing
Rebecca Langley

These Popular Personality Tests Could Revolutionize Your Writing

In previous articles, we’ve taken deep dives into a few powerful personality tests to enrich the character development process. Today, I’d like to offer a glimpse at a selection of other tests that can take your characters to the next level and inform their interactions and motivations.

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