Bringing the drama to a story has to begin with the kinds of words you use as well as how well your characters are built. If your story is steamy, sexy and thrilling, then your words have to be sexual, dramatic and meaningful in order to bring the story to life.
Drama can be anything, or within any character. If it's a sexy bold scene in the story, then having the dramatics amped up to the tenth power is necessary. Having drama be the heart of the story isn't by any means a bad thing.
How well and how hard you bring the literary drama is solely up to you the writer. One thing about it, don't be afraid to take risk in using words that ooze sex or drama. Don't be afraid to take your writing to the next level as well as your thoughts.
Remember, when bringing the literary drama in your writing, make sure you develop the drama so it can come full force.
By: Cherries and Strawberris
*Literary Spice That's Oh So Nice*
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