When you have got a lot of information to cover for a topic or a character, it can be tempting to lay all that down on paper in the first go-round. This is overwhelming for your potential audience and doesn’t leave much of interest to cover later. Instead, be sure that you have a simple way of thinking and summarizing your information, character, plot, etc.This should be the main idea that you want your reader to take away. Whenever you find yourself diving too deep into a point of information, try to step back and ensure that all that detail is serving the broader goal. It is likely that it won’t and you can scale back a bit.
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from Grammarly Blog
http://www.grammarly.com/blog/2015/writing-tip-no-22/
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