Tag: how to write descriptions

The Scapegracers by Hannah Abigail Clarke

A white background. Across the bottom is graphic a graphic of many books of varying shapes and sizes, all colored in dark gray, light gray, white, and purple. Across the top and centered, it reads "Exemplary Reads." There is a medium-thick dark gray font, and below that in a thin purple font it reads "The Scapegracers by Hannah Abigail Clarke""
~ eheda

Welcome to Exemplary Reads! In this series of posts, I create a reference log of books that I think do a really good job at particularly hard-to-define writing concepts, and then I'll explain why. Fair warning, some explanations will contain spoilers so read on at your own peril. This week, I discuss The Scapegracers by Hannah Abigail Clarke.

Writer Resources: Conscious Language

A white background with the outline of a rectangle in a dark gray, medium-thick line. Within the box it reads "Writer Resources:" in the same dark gray, and, below that in purple, "Conscious Language"
~ eheda

The following is a list of resources and style guides to provide you context and consciousness to different communities. I have divided the resources into categories for ease of searching. For obvious reasons, this page will be constantly evolving to remain as up-to-date as possible with the best guidance.