What are the Features of creative writing?

Answer 1

Creative Writing is a style where you focus on thoughts and emotions instead of just passing along knowledge (that's called non-fiction). Here are some types of creative writing that you might run into:

• Autobiography or Memoir - writing about your own life
• Biography - writing about someone else's life
• Children's Literature - very short works written in simple language
• Creative Nonfiction - essays (either personal or journalistic)
• Derivative Fiction - also called fanfiction - writing about characters and settings to which you do not own the copyright
• Journal - writing about your thoughts and feelings; an online journal is usually called a blog (short for web-log)
• Novellas and Novels - the typical works of fiction. Novellas are between 17,500 and 40,000 words; novels are over 40,000 words.
• Novelisation - converting the story from a movie or television show into a novel
• Playwriting - writing for the stage
• Poetry - rigidly structured writing which may rhyme but always has a specific rhythm or meter
• Screenwriting - writing for movies or television
• Short Stories - works of fiction that are less than 7,500 words
• Travelogue - writing about your travels and adventures
• Young Adult Literature - writing about the concerns of teenagers. YA literature usually deals with coming of age, romance, learning skills needed in adult life, becoming independent, and specific emotions that all teenagers experience

Answer 2

Some features of creative writing include the use of vivid imagery, descriptive language, unique perspectives, character development, and imaginative storytelling. It often encourages experimentation with different writing styles and techniques to convey emotions and ideas creatively. Additionally, creative writing allows for individual expression and interpretation, fostering creativity and originality.

Answer 3

I'm not sure exactly what you're wanting, but here are some ideas:

• Clarity - your writing must be clear and concise and understandable
• Form - stories must follow an understandable format with a beginning, middle, and end
• Emotion - your writing must create emotion in the readers and share your own emotion with them
• Meaning and Connection - your writing must create a connection with the readers and make them care about what's going on in the story; it must have meaning for them
• Language - you must have a good command of your language and be able to use it properly to tell a good story without cliches and overblown language or grammatical errors and misspellings

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Answer 4

Creative writing should be just that - creative. It should be imaginative and interesting. Decide what readership you are aiming at. Draft a Contents page and bare outline of the plot or argument. Allow for this to change as the plot develops. Use good English in words that are easily understood and are grammatically correct - this brings quality to the work. Charles Dickens may be considered a bore because of his lengthy descriptions. To avoid this, try and ensure a balance between descriptions, action and dialogue. The end of each chapter should encourage the reader to want to learn more.