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Topic : Re: ClichÃ©d Actions I sometimes catch myself writing excessively clichÃ©d descriptions - not in the words, but in what the characters do. For example, they always seems to end up pacing up and - selfpublishingguru.com

Carla500

: Re: ClichÃ©d Actions I sometimes catch myself writing excessively clichÃ©d descriptions - not in the words, but in what the characters do. For example, they always seems to end up pacing up and

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People do pace up and down when tense. It's hardly more of a cliché than depicting them as crying when sad. Make them say or think surprising and non-clichéd things while they pace.

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