[stylist] Question for fiction writers
Alan Wheeler
awheeler65 at windstream.net
Wed Mar 28 21:06:06 UTC 2012
Thank you. This has given me some ideas.
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From: stylist-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:stylist-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of Chris Kuell
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 3:53 PM
To: Writer's Division Mailing List
Subject: Re: [stylist] Question for fiction writers
Alan,
I recommend you just sit and write at least 10 different possibilities, play
with words and phrases, flex your writing muscles a little. If you can't do
this, you aren't ready to be a fiction writer.
his brown hair resembled an old mop
his brown curls reminded me of my Aunt Matilda's poodle
His brown shaggy hair looked like it came off an album cover of a band from
the 60s
His stiff brown hair resembled a bed of nails
His brown hair was cut like a marine's, and matched his generally jub shaped
head
the brown of his hair was like a cup of coffee with barely a spoonful of
cream
his brownish hair had the shape and texture of someone who had cut it
himself
his whiskey brown , blow-dried hair would have made John Travolta proud
his brown hair was pulled tight against his skull, tied in aponytail that
reached halfway down his back
he combed his thinning, brownish hair forward to cover a rapidly receeding
hairline
his hair was browner than a Mississipi mud pie, and just as thick
he kept his straight brown hair parted in the middle, a style I hadn't seen
in almost thirty years
his brown hair was ruled by chaos, tamed occasionally with a baseball cap
And so on.
chris
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