This is a special edition of my blog. I'm helping Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi promote the latest book in their thesaurus series.
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Have you ever held onto a secret you've been dying to share, and then finally...you can?
For the last few weeks I've been helping Angela and Becca at Writers Helping Writers keep a BIG secret...what the next book in their thesaurus series will be.
It might seem strange to not tell one's readers what book you're planning to release...unless you happen to write books on Show, Don't Tell like Angela and Becca do! They couldn't resist the opportunity to show, not tell, by waiting for the cover reveal. They even created a *REDACTED* cover for it, which you might have seen floating around.We're revealing the cover at long last!
*drum roll*
The next book in the descriptive thesaurus series is The Emotion Thesaurus Second Edition!
It's been 7 years since the original Emotion Thesaurus hit the shelves. Many writers have credited this unusual book with transforming their writing. This guide is packed with helpful lists of body language, thoughts, and visceral sensations for 75 different emotions, which makes it easier for writers to convey what characters feel.
Since 2012, many have asked the authors if they would add more emotions, so that's what Angela & Becca have done. This new edition has added 55 more emotions, bringing the total to 130.
There are other new additions to the book and in fact, it's almost doubled in size! I recommend checking out the full list of emotions (and some sample entries) HERE.
And more good news: this book is available for preorder! You can find it on Amazon, Kobo, and Indiebound.
Such a useful tool! Thanks for the head's up, Bish!
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great book for any writer to add to their collection.
ReplyDeleteBish, you are so good to us! I am so glad you won that mentorship giveaway all those years ago and I got to know you and your writing so well. You are a lovely person and I am so glad to have you in our corner!
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I do believe Mr Spock (Star Trek) has completely denied having "emotional outbursts" but it would be interesting to see how the emotion thesaurus lays it out for the writer and reader to enjoy the interpretation of such highly illogical feelings.
ReplyDeleteSeven years is a good time for an update.
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So cool. Pretty soon, I'll be able to say I have a 1st edition. 😊
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