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Topic : Re: How much detail should I go into for a character taking advantage of physics expertise? Let's imagine a book where my character holds the power of light. Reason being, everyone in his country - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: How much detail should I go into for a character taking advantage of physics expertise? Let's imagine a book where my character holds the power of light. Reason being, everyone in his country

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A former boss asked me to: "State your results, but don't tell me the details."

That might be a good rule for your physics "whiz." Talk about what he can do, but don't tell how he does it.

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