Today's episode is a sillier one, as I get on my pedestal to bemoan the As You Know, Bob trope that I truly hate. Not sure what that is? Then give it a listen as Rachel and I ask and answer: “What Is The "As You Know, Bob" Trope?”
Today's episode is a sillier one, as I get on my pedestal to bemoan the As You Know, Bob trope that I truly hate. Not sure what that is? Then give it a listen as Rachel and I ask and answer: “What Is The "As You Know, Bob" Trope?”
This mini-post has been churning around in my head recently after I read a short story online. While the story seemed okay, the word "very" rang heavily throughout and by the end I was just annoyed.
As writers, I believe we should avoid the word very.
Don't get me wrong, it's part of the language and you can throw it around in your everyday speech and type it in emails and even in blogs (I'm sure I've dumped it in more than one of my posts) but when it comes to your writing, your actual stories, I say - leave it out.
I had drafted this article a while ago, however, a passing comment from someone I know, regarding losing heart made me decide to complete and upload it.
Maybe this is a good time to discuss feelings of 'giving up' (works well with my last post, Creative Constipation).