Writing is meant to be seen. It is meant to engage all the senses; to capture the smell of roses and sewage, the sound of roaring wind and whispering children, the taste of pears and copper, the touch of smooth skin and slicing stones, but the richest to translate is that of vision.
Two wide worlds, one belonging to the author and the other to the reader, linked through a series of well-constructed sentences.
I love art that tells a story and a story that makes me see art.