: Re: How can I learn the name of a colour to use in a description? I am trying to describe this character: Source Her attire is pretty easy to describe, Purple and Gold (while it looks yellow

For color-to-name converter, a quick Google search gives me this link:
chir.ag/projects/name-that-color/#C0C0C0
In which you can just pick a color from the color wheel to see its name.

Perhaps the color you want is "Mercury"

But, as Phillipp said, you might better explain the color in words more frequently used, instead of using some rather pedantic terms. You can say:

She has a gray hair

or if you want to invoke more imagination from your readers, you can try something like:

Her hair color reminds me of my highschool year, when I accidentally broke a thermometer during one science experiment, causing the liquid inside to spill over all the places, covering the floor with the shiny silver color of mercury.

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: Hiding information I have often noticed this in many books and movies (mostly mysteries) that information is kept hidden from the reader. Like the character goes to some place and returns but

: Usage of metaphors I wrote the following for a poem In the candid sky of hope, A glittering light was shown, Darkest of the clouds danced along, In a beastly hourly moan. Here,

: Which skills should an editor have? I've read this question: What exactly is an editor? And that anwers the 'what an editor is' So, my question would rather be, How do you become an editor?

: Satirical prophecy I have been trying to write stories about possible but improbable futures sort of like Idiocracy or Conan O'Brian's "in the year two thousand" skit. Will sounds too much

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