What if your writing could be more powerful precisely because of what you don’t say? I’m not talking about redacted content, though that seems to be a popular topic these days. I’m talking about methods to inform and engage without drowning our readers in excess. I’m talking about leveraging negative space—not in the sense of page layout or white space, but rather in the sense of what’s implied, unsaid, or suggested rather than explicitly stated.
When used judiciously, negative space invites your readers to leverage their own expertise and imagination, ultimately deepening their connection to your message. The tricky part is to allow your audience to apply their experiences to your conceptual piece without causing them confusion or frustration.
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