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The two wheels of the mill, half-hidden in the shadow of an ample willow, looked angry, despondent. Suddenly it seemed to Nilov that on the farther bank, above the osier bushes, something resembling a shadow rolled by like a black ball. The ending was modified, and the ambiguity was deepened. The sentences above were not changed.

Petersburg, Russia. The drama contained a character named Boris Trigorin, a celebrated novelist who shared some characteristics with Chekhov. Trigorin has worked out a process of his own, and descriptions are easy for him. He writes that the neck of a broken bottle lying on the bank glittered in the moonlight, and that the shadows lay black under the mill-wheel.

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There you have a moonlight night before your eyes, but I speak of the shimmering light, the twinkling stars, the distant sounds of a piano melting into the still and scented air, and the result is abominable. The text was given previously in this article. Bruford discussed the May letter from Chekhov: 5. It is commoner anyhow in his early writings. Anton Chekhov In conclusion, QI believes that Anton Chekhov probably did not say or write the statement under investigation.

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However, he did express a similar idea in a letter to his brother. The guidance in the letter was reformulated into a concise injunction and this compressed statement was ascribed directly to Chekhov. QI does not know who crafted the short form. Like Liked by 1 person. This is such a good reminder for me.


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My blog is about one week old.. But, moving forward, I will critique every entry…by asking myself…. Like Like. This was very timely to me! Thank you for sharing this. The words are poetic.

Thanks for sharing writing advice. Wish all writers would follow it. Like Liked by 3 people. Great advice.

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Like Liked by 2 people. Picture painting! Letting the reader do some work, engage, be part of the conversation, fill in the missing bits in his or her imagination, piecing the clues together. Thank you. The advice I was given through a writing program I enrolled in was a have someone who knows nothing about the story read it and give feedback. Add in things that close gaps in the information. You may end up adding in whole scenes to explain why something is the way it is, or why a character response a certain way to the situation they find themself in.

Mave enjoyed soft gingerbread over hard. Mave closed her eyes as she munched on the soft gingerbread cookie. All of the was eclipsed as soon as the first batch of gingerbread emerged from the oven. Soft to the touch, softer than any store bough cookie. Thank you! That was very good advice and I have stored it in the back of my brain! I think that will be something to train this year… I have started last year but then my focus went elsewhere that was even more important fotography. And thanks again! Not a problem! Photography is an amazing medium to get in to my sister does photography, I went for words :D.

You take a photo and then use words to not just describe the scene, but show the story of how it came to be.

I look forward to seeing your work! A nice insight into writing just about anything. Have a read and let me know what you think. As Chekhov notes, you could simply say the moon is shining, which does allow the reader to paint their own version of the moon shining in their own mind. The glint of light on broken glass is more of an indirect, yet poetic way of getting the same point across: that the moon is out and that it can be seen.

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I will copy this and put it somewhere on my prick board to always remind me the difference between showing and telling. Others tried to tell me the difference too but I only ended up getting more confused than ever. There are so many information to digest and points to remember.

Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.

I do appreciate their efforts though and grateful that they took their time to answer my comment. This is a great example. Excellent examples chosen to demonstrate this point, especially that of Checkov. Oh yes, just love everything Flanagan has ever written. Reading his new book slowly so I can string it out. Who will pay me for a jumble of adjectives?