Avoiding Infodumps
Learn how to avoid writing infodumps in your fiction by giving your readers the information they need about the world you created, without overwhelming them.
In this workshop, we learn how to give our readers all the information they need to know about the world we created, without drowning them in information. Together we learn the art of subtly expositing without showing our authorial hand.
Full live class video and slide deck
Mary Robinette Kowal shared practical advice for writing exposition and was kind enough to spend additional time sharing tools for writing for ADHD.
Mary Robinette Kowal shared practical advice for writing exposition and was kind enough to spend additional time sharing tools for writing for ADHD.
Read LessI love world-building, so my early drafts tend to include chunks of info-dumping. The techniques mentioned in the session have been very helpful for smoothin...
Read MoreI love world-building, so my early drafts tend to include chunks of info-dumping. The techniques mentioned in the session have been very helpful for smoothing things out. The reminder to show why a particular bit of world-building is important TO the character or characters has been especially useful.
Read LessThanks Mary. Great detail and loved the examples given. This has give me the tools and push to run through my draft using all the techniques.
Thanks Mary. Great detail and loved the examples given. This has give me the tools and push to run through my draft using all the techniques.
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