Flash Fiction Online's video: How to Write Flash Fiction Writing Emotions: The Slush Pile Don ts with Anna Yeatts

Writing impactful short stories is harder than most authors think. One of the most common mistakes in the slush pile is naming emotions (telling the reader how the character feels) instead of showing the reader from the character's point of view. Flash Fiction Online publisher Anna Yeatts talks about the definition of "naming emotions", why this is a bad idea in the slush pile, and how to avoid this writing mistake in your own short stories. For more writing advice, flash fiction help, manuscript critiques, plus the entire Slush Pile Do's, Don'ts, and Horrors series, become a Patron of Flash Fiction Online at: https://www.patreon.com/flashfictiononline For a manuscript critique or personal coaching form writers directly from Anna, visit: https://www.annayeatts.com/write-stories For more examples of how to write flash fiction, visit Flash Fiction Online http://www.flashfictiononline.com/main/