β Scribed by Angela Ackerman; Becca Puglisi
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When it comes to writing fiction, emotion is key. In order to capture the reader's empathy and allegiance, you must convey character emotion effectively. The Emotion Thesaurus is a tool that enables you to accomplish this by* highlighting 75 universal emotions and the internal and external cues associated with them.* identifying common emotion-related writing problems and how to overcome them.* suggesting logical escalations from one emotion to the next.* showing cues associated with acute and suppressed emotions.Authors, teachers, and students agree that The Emotion Thesaurus is a convenient and helpful resource for reaching past clichΓ©d emotional phrases and coming up with fresh ways to express what their characters are feeling. Its user-friendly list format makes it easy to understand and easy to find exactly you need.
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