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Editing for Sensory Language Part 5: Vision

June 26, 2017

~ Take a Good Look ~ When we read, we create visual images in our heads. We picture the heroine’s dress. We see the house. We visualize the car speeding past. These visual images grow out of our own visual memory of things our eyes have seen. In describing objects using the visual sense, it … More Editing for Sensory Language Part 5: Vision

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