Four Words That Are Killing Your Prose
By
Katie Axelson via The Write
Practice
In
writing, every word counts. Yet often we as writers waste words. We fail to say
exactly what we mean. We fill space. We dance around the point and fail to find
the exact word we need to describe the scene. Sometimes polishing your prose
takes hours of revision but other times the removal of simple words can make a
huge difference.
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