The best books connect with readers by engaging their emotions. But how can writers effectively incorporate emotion into their writing? While "show, don't tell," can help, that only gets writers so far. This presentation moves beyond "show, don't tell" by introducing writers to a technique sometimes called "the objective correlative" that uses objects, metaphors, setting, gestures and more to evoke a powerful emotional response from readers, allowing them to feel with characters instead of simply observing them.