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>try to describe anything ever for whatever reason
>"fuck I don't know how to refer to that type of window"
>"fuck I don't know how women's clothes are called"
>"what color is this even supposed to be"
>"why doesn't this sort of furniture have a specific name"
How do writers do it, is there a book or something
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its www.fuckinggoogleityoufaggot.com
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Avoid verbiage and use the simple everyday words.
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Do you think anyone can be a writer?
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>>8336020
Usually this.
If you lack the vocabulary, you most likely lack any life experience and shouldn't even write in the first place.
Also reading helps too.
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>>8336020
Simple everyday words aren't enough, especially if you want to set something aside and not assign to it the focus that several sentences of low-level description would inevitably bring
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>http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+%22How+do+writers+do+it%22
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Get a dictionary. Get a thesaurus. Get books about etymology. Learn to love words and word play. Read a lot.
If you don't want to do this, there are plenty of authors who use a very limited vocabulary.
Or you can just write genre fiction.
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>>8336000
Also engage in life and ask questions of people and be interesting in learning about everything. Get a job.
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>>8336000
Do what stephen king does and refer to everything by the brand
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