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Texture: It’s the Details

My brain has always focused on the details of a scene. The minutia. I remember the wallpaper of my bedroom when I was two. It was tan with cowboys and lassos on it. My grandmother wore my favorite apron the day my parents brought my baby sister home from the hospital: white, with blue tea […]
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Published on August 30, 2018 03:00
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message 1: by Helen (new)
Aug 30, 2018 09:02AM

Helen Excellent point, M.J.! Details, significant detail--those are what give a story authenticity, life on the page.


message 2: by M.J. (new)
Aug 30, 2018 03:09PM

M.J. Compton Helen wrote: "Excellent point, M.J.! Details, significant detail--those are what give a story authenticity, life on the page."

Thanks, Helen.


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