Learn the secret of ‘show don’t tell’ by playing Russian Roulette with Graham Greene.

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In this perhaps the ultimate demonstration of the need to ‘show’ rather than ‘tell’ we travel back in time on a typewriter to the outskirts of Oxford in the 1920s and witness a strange scene in which Graham Greene attempted to shoot himself. We experience being present at the actual scene and compare this to reading a newspaper account of it.

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Grateful thanks for the images to:
Benjamin Suter, Unsplash, for the Thumbnail pic.
Man reading newspaper: Vincent NICOLAS, Unsplash
Graham Greene: FORTEPAN / Magyar Hírek folyóirat
Evelyn Waugh: Carl Van Vechten Photographs collection at the Library of Congress
Man in mist: Mikael Hörnlund, Pexels
Police light: Bruno Martins, Unsplash
In this perhaps the ultimate demonstration of the need to ‘show’ rather than ‘tell’ we travel back in time on a typewriter to the outskirts of Oxford in the 1920s and a strange scene in which Graham Greene attempted to shoot himself. We experience being present at the actual scene and compare this to reading a newspaper account of it.

If you found it helpful, you might like to try my free, novel-writing e-course: