Good novel writing is much more than just advancing a storyline. It involves pumping color (creating interest) in the locales in which the story takes place, and also in the characters themselves. What if I wrote in a manuscript the passage …. Gene walked past a tree. No identification of what kind of tree, just any tree. That’s pretty boring. But what if I wrote instead, Gene walked past a shihuahuaco tree, a 200-foot tall tree a thousand years…
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