Knives | What a Knife Can Show ( Not Tell | Show don't Tell |Knives and characterization Write Better, Author Smarter with Autumn Bardot

Knives are a great way to show or reveal character, mood, culture, setting, and intent. Knives are powerful and iconic symbols of power, violence, and conflict. Yet they can be so much more than that. Are you using the knives in your novel to enhance your plot and characters?



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