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Creative Writing
Creative writing refers to a writing style that expresses thoughts and ideas in an imaginative way. It involves creating a work of fiction, non-fiction, or poetry, going beyond the technical, professional, journalistic, and academic form of literature.
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What is a good title for cholesterol?
You're going about this backwards, I'm afraid. The title comes last, after you've finished your story or paper or book or poem. You must use what you wrote to find the right title.
Here are some further instructions to help you out:
List some examples of energy conversion?
- Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity.
- Wind turbines convert wind energy into electricity.
- Gasoline engines in cars convert chemical energy into kinetic energy.
- Photosynthesis in plants converts sunlight into chemical energy.
How would you write a spooky sound?
One thing about being a writer - you're going to have to learn how to write what you imagine and feel down for yourself. We can't tell you exactly what to write, because then it's not your writing any more.
What sounds do you think are spooky? What noises do they make? How do they sound to you? See if you can write down what the scariest noise you can imagine might sound like!
How do you start a dedication?
A dedication typically begins with a statement acknowledging the person or group to whom the work is being dedicated. It can be as simple as "This book is dedicated to...", followed by a brief explanation of why the dedication is being made. It is also common to express gratitude or convey emotions in the dedication.
Is this a correct sentence You can search everywhere I live You can trace everywhere I am?
No. While "everywhere" is a relative adverb here, replacing the more formal "in every place that", the sentence is not correct due to the lack of punctuation. It would be better written as You can search everywhere I live; you can trace everywhere I am.Even better would be to separate it as two sentences.
What is one main reason writers like thoreau use rhetorical questions in their writing?
Now, why would a writer want to ask a rhetorical question?
If you think about it, you can figure it out. Don't you think they want you to use your brain instead of just being told everything flat out? Maybe they want to make something obvious, or to make a stronger point.
What motivates you more to excel in school the grade you receive or the knowledge you receive?
While grades can provide external validation and recognition, the pursuit of knowledge is often a more intrinsic motivator for excelling in school. It allows for personal growth, deeper understanding, and a sense of fulfillment that goes beyond a letter or number grade.
What are some good division or analysis essay ideas?
Any idea that is interesting enough to you will be a good idea. You cannot write a story or novel based on ideas that someone else invents - you won't be interested enough in the subject to be able to research and write anything that will actually sell. Plus, anonymous people on the internet have no idea how old you are, what your interests are, or how well you can write!
In order to write, you need a personal connection to the subject. Write about whatever you enjoy, or whatever you find interesting, and you will end up with your novel or story.
WikiAnswers is happy to help you learn how to write better. We will not do your writing for you by giving you ideas and paragraphs to copy.
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• Write about what you know. A good idea for a first novel is to write your own personal story. Everyone has at least one novel in them waiting to be written.
• Observe the world around you. Anything interesting can be an idea for a story or novel.
• Research. The more you know, the more ideas you will have.
• Read stories and books that other authors have written in your chosen genre. This way, you can see how other people do things.
A story can be either plot driven, character driven, or both. Most are stories are both but one or the other usually takes precedence. Charles Dickens' novels are primarily character driven Ian Flemings' are plot driven (although all the plots are the same.) If you need a place to start - trying thinking up interesting characters who can be developed and evolved against an interesting plot, or think up a good crisis that characters can be illuminated through.
Can you write a description of a scary person?
One description could be a person with long wretchy hair, oily and wrinkly skin, big eyes, and bloody.
Think of Dracula or something scary. It might not be their appearance, It might be something you know about them...
The most dangerous people can be beautiful to look at, have lovely smiles and an engaging, fun personality but they are hiding a black heart. A psychopath/sociopath is someone who feels no empathy or emotional connection to other people. They just don't care about anyone. They only pretend to. The more unattractive people can have wonderful personalities and kind hearts.
What is a good opening sentence for persuasive writing?
Your opening sentence is going to depend entirely upon what your writing is about! You'll have to finish the whole thing first and then pick out which sentence or idea is best to lead off with.
How do you write realistic conflicts for your characters?
The way to have believable conflicts in your character's lives is to understand people. A good writer is a good observer - pay attention to the way people act around you, the things they say, and the situations that occur. If you learn how people act, your characters will be realistic and believable.
What could you write when doing an essay on virtue?
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Write sentences the way you speak - just pretend you are telling this to a friend, and write down what you would say. What would you tell them about this topic? What does virtue mean to you? How can you explain this term to your friend? What examples can you give?
If you just start writing, you will be through with your assignment before you know it!
Why was ferdinand de saussure key in the development of postmodernism?
Ferdinand de Saussure was key in the development of postmodernism because his ideas on semiotics and structuralism influenced later postmodern thinkers to question the stability of language and meaning. By challenging the notion of fixed meanings and promoting the idea of signs as arbitrary and relational, Saussure laid the groundwork for postmodern skepticism towards traditional theories of truth and representation.
Write a passage using rhetorical device on a person idea or ideology?
1 can smell violence in the air
like the lash of coming rainmass
hatreds drifting grey across the moon
It hovers brooding, posed like a cobra
as Igo prodding rat-holes
and sounding caverns
looking for a fang that darts
a hood that sways
and eyes that squirt a reptile hate.
(i) Point out similies and metaphors in the poem.
(ii) Discuss the tone of the poem.
(iii) Cite any five images that strike you.
(i) Critically comment on the poem.
Why do you write stories and don't end them?
Many people have trouble finishing projects -- the best way to break yourself of this habit is to make yourself wait until you are done with one thing before you start the next! You can also "reward" yourself for finishing by doing something fun after you are through.
My mind works faster than my fingers can type. I finish the story in my head, get bored with it, and move on.
When you're working on a book, if you want to keep going, you need to be able to live, breathe, eat, and sleep your book. Instead of watching TV, make a map of the area you're writing about. Write a lot, even if you don't have any ideas. A good excercize when you can't think of anything is to just write nonsense until something good pops up. You'll need to check your book to make sure the plot is all tied up nicely, the characters are well rounded, the story make sense, and grammar usage and spelling is a must. Get at least two or three people to read over it for you. Then, when you feel its ready, send it out! Good luck!
What are some suggestions on subtopics for a paper on social domination in the work force?
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Write sentences the way you speak - just pretend you are telling this to a friend, and write down what you would say. What would you tell them about this topic? Look up some facts!
Make a list of everything YOU have looked up about social domination - just jot down ideas without worrying about spelling or complete sentences. Now, pick three facts which seem TO YOU to be the most important - those will be your subtopics! Notice that I have emphasized YOU - this is your paper, and you may write it in any way you want to! You decide what is important and interesting, then write the paper based on what you found.
If you just start writing, you will be through with your assignment before you know it!
Does the word Law rhyme with the word war?
In some dialects of English it does (or it nearly does), e.g. in some British dialects or New England dialects, and in many other dialects it does not, e.g. in most American dialects.
How do you write a story about an artifact?
The same way you write any other story -- plant your butt in a chair and get started! Make an outline listing everything you know about the artifact. Then, change each line into proper sentences and string them together into some sort of order -- any order that makes sense to you. There's your story.
If you mean a fiction story, you'd already have the idea if you're meant to write that story. If you can't think of an idea, you don't really want to write the story.
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How do you write an informational story?
Here's how to write an informational story:
- Do your research and find out all about the subject so you have information to write about!
- List everything you know and have learned about the subject - don't bother to use correct grammar at this point
- Arrange the items in some kind of logical order - pretend you want to explain this subject to a friend, and put the information into an order that would help that friend understand it
- Make each line on your list into a complete sentence with proper grammar and spelling
- Write your report by putting these lines into a story and adding any extra lines to make it flow better -- again, pretend you're telling your friend all about it so he or she can understand
Do you use italics when robot is speaking?
There is an ever growing movement to allow writers more freedom in their art. A few decades ago italics were only allow in references and in emphasizing certain passages for heightened notice. A few years ago it was allowed to show 'inner dialogue'. But the restrictions are constantly being challenged. As the writer you have a certain amount of liberty to make your own rules and I think that using italics to signify a robot talking would be perfectly alright, as long as you adhere to your own rules concerning the convention. With great power comes great responsibility and if you are going to be making the rules yourself you are going to have to be sure you follow them.
Here's a poem -- nobody has really come up with a good solid definition yet!
CONCEPTUAL WRITING
by K. Silem Mohammad
Conceptual Writing is allegorical writing.
Conceptual Writing is the poetics of the moment.
Conceptual Writing is more interested in a thinkership than a readership.
Conceptual Writing is prominent among emerging writers in the U.S.
Conceptual Writing is framed through the discourse and economy of poetry.
Conceptual Writing is made of language but not of what we use language to produce.
Conceptual Writing is only one sign of the recent interest in the tensions between materiality and concept.
Conceptual Writing is an art of appropriation.
Conceptual Writing is failure.
Conceptual Writing is writerly.
Conceptual Writing is dry.
Conceptual Writing is good only when the idea is good.
Conceptual Writing is achieved by relating concept to concept instead of concept to people.
Conceptual Writing is populist, political, etc.
Conceptual Writing is a movement of the 21st century and the future, not the late 1980s.
Conceptual Writing is the writing of the new new formalism, and far from being a relic of the period.
Conceptual Writing is a crisis in interiority. A crisis in interiority is a crisis in perspective.
Conceptual Writing is not utilitarian.
Conceptual Writing is automatic. It operates most efficiently.
Conceptual Writing is infinitely flexible. It is obvious yet discreet.
Conceptual Writing is as much a form of literature as it is.
Conceptual Writing is the same as it is.
Conceptual Writing is as difficult to define as electronic writing since much of it is also considered part of the conventional art.
Conceptual Writing is actually even more comprehensive.
Conceptual Writing is mean't (emphasis on mean) for screenplays. So here is the same scene problem, oh I mean the problem seen time and time again.
Conceptual Writing is best left to screenplays.
Conceptual Writing is to some extend used in PAS (Partitioned Annotations of Software).
Conceptual Writing is important to success in Stage 6 studies.
Conceptual Writing is made to engage the mind of the reader rather than her ear device.
Conceptual Writing is what hipsters do.
Conceptual Writing is the comments section.
Conceptual Writing is necessarily exploratory.
Conceptual Writing is not necessarily logical.
Conceptual Writing is feminist.
Conceptual Writing is likely to find a more sympathetic audience.
Conceptual Writing is secondary to speech.
Conceptual Writing is helpful.
Conceptual Writing is a bit over the top in places.
Conceptual Writing is not as easy as it looks.
Conceptual Writing is sometimes called speculative. Here the metaphor of the mirror (speculum) recurs.
Conceptual Writing is elegant, and because the book is written to teach, and for use in practice in the social agency.
Conceptual Writing is writing that is extracted from other writing, cut out of its point of origin. This may be the point in language.
Conceptual Writing is the government's.
Conceptual Writing is Andy Warhol. No matter.
Conceptual Writing is to conventional poetry and other forms of creative writing what gruel (we've all heard of it but hopefully never tasted it) is.
Conceptual Writing is Apollo B. Flarf. Flarf. Flarf. Flarf. Flarf. Flarf. Flarf. Flarf. Flarf, Arf, Arf, Arf!
Conceptual Writing is usually more like talking.
Conceptual Writing is only one sign.
Conceptual Writing is, could we define what it is not.
Conceptual Writing is that it is elitist and out of touch ... 3 hours ago.
Conceptual Writing is writing.
Conceptual Writing is still imperfect.
Conceptual Writing is rocking my world right now.
How do you write the sound of a person choking?
Pretend you're choking, then try to spell the sounds you make. Everybody does it differently.
**added - I use "ACK" or "GACK"
What verbal elements should you consider when you adjust your writing to a particular audience?
When adjusting your writing to a particular audience, you should consider using language and tone that resonates with them. This includes using vocabulary that they are familiar with, adopting a formal or informal tone based on the audience's preferences, and tailoring the style to match their level of knowledge or expertise. Additionally, consider the cultural background and any specific jargon or terminology that your audience may be familiar with.
