by Jimmy2x4
A nice first effort, story wise. Language wise, try to think through exactly what you want to say before you write it down, then when you read your story through make a note of anything that you don’t understand and change it.
The following sequence demonstrates the need for this work:
“She stepped up and Jonathan and the woman in red held her hands as she turned around.
She looked down, her dress obscured the view [of what?] so she inched it up a little.
Jonathan was on point [what does this mean?] and his palms lubricated [how? by what?], ran them down the shaft [problem with the subject of this clause].”
A nice first effort, story wise. Language wise, try to think through exactly what you want to say before you write it down, then when you read your story through make a note of anything that you don’t understand and change it.
The following sequence demonstrates the need for this work:
“She stepped up and Jonathan and the woman in red held her hands as she turned around.
She looked down, her dress obscured the view [of what?] so she inched it up a little.
Jonathan was on point [what does this mean?] and his palms lubricated [how? by what?], ran them down the shaft [problem with the subject of this clause].”