Writing descriptively can be difficult – especially in a creative writing exam when you’re being assessed on your ability to impress somebody who’s already marked 100 stories and has two days to get through 100 more.
What should you leave out, and what should you leave in? Is there a place for dialogue, without producing a script rather than a story? This infographic, based on RSL Educational’s popular story writing advice, sets out 12 simple rules to help you impress a reader in any circumstances.
