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Why “Show, Don’t Tell” Is Bad Writing Advice (STOP Worrying About Your Style!)

First-time authors get preoccupied with the idea of “show, don’t tell.” They’re told that narration should be avoided at all costs, and what’s meant as a stylistic suggestion gets taken as a rule. Here’s why “show, don’t tell” isn’t always the best advice. Sorry for all the noise – I didn’t realize how breezy it was outside. 0:00 Intro 0:35 Reason 1: “Showing” means writing more than you need to 3:03 Reason 2: “Showing” through dialog has its limits 5:39 Reason 3: It’s a suggestion, not a rule 7:03 Wrap-up Check out my ROUGH WRITER blog at: https://joey-durso.com/blog/sdt Read my novel “DEVILS IN SUNDAY HATS,” a tale of redemption, coming of age and the death of the American dream: https://amazon.com/dp/B078RRC9RJ Or if you’re a libertarian sci-fi fan, read “THE AETHERVERSE,” where outer space is NOT a safe space: https://amazon.com/dp/B019L2YBMA FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA: IG: @joey_durso (  / joey_durso  ) Twitter: @joey_durso (  / joey_durso  ) Facebook: @jdursowrites (  / jdursowrites  ) Minds: @joeydurso (https://minds.com/joeydurso) Gab: @joeydurso (https://gab.com/joeydurso) GETTR: @joeydurso (https://gettr.com/user/joeydurso) Help support ROUGH WRITER: Patreon:   / roughwriter   SubscribeStar: https://subscribestar.com/roughwriter #writingtips #writingadvice #creativewriting