The Art of Immersion: Which Is the Best Example of a Vivid Sensory Detail?
The first time Virginia Woolf described the scent of a rose in *Mrs. Dalloway* as “a sudden sharp sweetness that made her eyes water,” readers didn’t just smell the flower—they *felt* the…
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