A Writers Guide to Using Body Language (eBook)
A writer’s guide that teaches you how to show emotion, tension, romance, and power dynamics through body language and gestures…so your characters feel more alive.
Just $11.87
Make your characters more realistic!
Skim-friendly (TL;DR)
♥ What →Body language writing guide
♥ Goal → showing emotion through subtext (posture, gestures, and reactions)
♥ Includes → open/closed, deception, dominance, romance, conflict, power cues, gestures
♥ Best for → dialogue scenes, tension, romance, conflict, character depth
♥ Format → 84 page PDF (letter size) download; personal use
Ever catch yourself writing:
“She was angry”…
“He looked nervous”…
“They were surprised”…
and wishing you had a better way to show it?
Body language is one of the easiest ways to make emotions feel real on the page, and yep… it’s absolutely something you can learn.
A Writer’s Guide to Body Language is an eBook that helps you describe what characters do with their posture, gestures, and physical reactions→so your scenes feel more vivid and your dialogue carries more subtext.
It’s perfect for those moments when you want readers to feel the tension without spelling everything out.
What’s inside
This guide breaks body language into clear categories so you can find what you need fast:
♥ Open and Closed Body Language →inviting vs. shut down
♥ Aggressive and Defensive Body Language
♥ Deceptive Body Language → little cues that suggest someone’s hiding something
♥ Dominant and Submissive Body Language
♥ Relaxed and Ready Body Language →at ease vs. geared up for action
♥ Romantic Body Language→ flirting and attraction
♥ Attentive and Evaluating Body Language →listening vs. sizing someone up
♥ Emotional Body Language →how feelings show physically
♥ Greeting Body Language →first impressions and relationship cues
♥ Power Body Language →quiet authority, intimidation, confidence
♥ How to Use Gestures→how to weave movement into scenes without overdoing it
What this guide helps you do
♥ Show emotions like anger, fear, sadness, attraction, and surprise through physical cues
♥ Add subtext to dialogue (what characters do while they talk often says more than what they say)
♥ Write stronger power dynamics—who’s in control, who’s bluffing, who’s shrinking back
♥ Make characters feel more human and consistent from scene to scene
What’s Inside Your Download
♦ An 84-page eBook (guide) to body language
Look through the flip book to see included.
Please note that you can adjust between one and two-page toggling by clicking on the book below the video. Do you want to make flipbooks like these? Check out Designrr (affiliate link).
If you want your characters to communicate with more than dialogue, grab the guide and start adding body language that makes every scene feel sharper and more alive.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
♦ Digital download
♦ Digital file type(s): PDF
♦ Letter Size: 8.5 x 11 inches / 21.6 x 27.9 cm
♦ NEED another size? Reach out and I can customize one for you.
IMPORTANT NOTES
♦ This is a digital product (instant download), not a physical product (nothing will be shipped)
♦ This is an ebook/guide you can use as a reference (or a printable that you can print at home or send to a print store).
♦ Quality of the actual printouts will depend on the quality and type of printer and paper used.
♦ Once payment is complete, you get instant access to the product.
♦ PERSONAL USE ONLY
Just $11.87