Creative Writing

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There are a number of ways that a person's life experience may have influenced their writing. They may have put personal emotion into the piece for example.

You need to register to make an account, then wait for two or three days for your account to be verified and usable. Then you write up your story (MS Word, wordpad) and then use Document Manager to upload your story. NOTE: if you plan chapters, do not post up your whole story; make a separate document for an individual chapter and upload that. After you have your chapter/story, you will go to the Stories section and go to New Story. You will have to renew your agreement to the guidelines, and then you can select your category (for Naruto, go to Anime and scroll down to find it) and fill in the details for your story.

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Honey is a sweet, viscous liquid made by bees from flower nectar. It has a unique flavor profile that can range from mild to rich and complex, depending on the flowers the bees have visited. Honey is commonly used as a natural sweetener and can be enjoyed on its own or used in cooking and baking.

Click link below! Scroll down through the long article and see the pictures! It is evident that mosaics is mainly for making pictures, but some of them include writing, if that is what you want to see.

You should write your book first and then make it into a script. If you can, try to get a copy of an old script. I am lucky enough to have a friend in the movie business and got an old script from him. It's not as easy as you think to do a script as you have to add in (actions of the person at the time of their lines in the movie.) Example: A woman is at a bar having a drink with a man and her line is "I'd like to get to know you better. How about coming back to my room?" In brackets you have to put something like, "Amy crosses her long, shapely legs and leans so close to Rick that he can feel her hot breath on his face. Rick reacts by putting his hand on her leg and looking her straight in the eye and telling her it will cost her!" Many good books are made into scripts and seldom scripts are made into books. I love to write too and want to do a script, but I'm tackling the book first and know that if my book is picked up by a publisher I want to have the contract read, "Should any movie options come forth from this book, then the author shall receive a percentage of the script deal, plus a percentage of the total take on the movie once released and also any advertising products that may follow." Harry Potter is a prime example.

The plot of "Embroidery" follows three women (who themselves are not described) as they attempt to sew back in the world that surrounds them before it ends in an apocalyptic manner.

The story is set in America, though no real description of the location is given within the story it appears to be an isolated house surrounded by fields and meadows as is the scene in one of the women's pieces of work.

Despite the extreme shortness time makes a constant appearance within the story as the women count down to 5 o'clock, at which time an experiment will occur, the results of which are unknown to the women. The constant reference of time is used to build up a climactic effect, creating a sense of tension as the women await their fate.

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A person who is paralyzed experiences loss of movement in all or part of their body due to injury or illness affecting their nerves or muscles. This can result in varying degrees of impairment, such as loss of sensation or muscle function. Treatment and support options are available to help manage the condition and improve quality of life.

Suspense is built when the reader either doesn't know what's going to happen, or doesn't know how it's going to happen. Mystery means something unknown, so it's a major part of suspense by definition.

It is important to focus on the individual characteristics and traits of the person rather than using their race as a defining characteristic in the story. Avoid stereotypes and ensure that the character is depicted with depth, complexity, and nuance.

Authors typically aim to entertain, inform, provoke thought, create emotional connections with readers, and perhaps convey a message or theme. They may also aim to explore complex ideas, trigger empathy, or simply share their imagination with others. Ultimately, the goal is to engage readers and make an impact through their storytelling.

You could write Bzzzz or Zzzz or any other buzzing sort of sound.

You can't find a Triple Crossover Action option on fanfiction. You have to look up a crossover of 2 of the 3 and some people add in a story. It's usually in the summary that they tell you it's a crossover of 3.

A nearsighted person's eye is typically longer than average or has a cornea that is too steep. This causes light entering the eye to focus in front of the retina instead of directly on it, resulting in blurry distance vision. Nearsightedness can be corrected with glasses, contact lenses, or refractive surgery.

Click the link to learn how to describe people. You can imagine what someone would feel like if they saw a robbery -- describe what expression would be on their face! If you don't know how to describe it, stand in front of a mirror and pretend you just saw the robbery, then write what your face looks like.

Well, it's hard to say, because it's up to the writer to decide the length of the story. But the start of the short story would most likely be the longest from my experience, because it's the part of the dialogue that explains characters, their ideas, the setting, the plot, and many other valuable points.

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Famous authors often start franchising their worlds to do collaborations with other authors with both authors listed together as co-authors. Clive Cussler David Weber, and Tom Clancy have all done this.

Some very good books have been written in exactly this way with two authors passing the manuscript back and forth as if it were a correspondence between two independent parties - for example the Kate and Cecelia books written collaboratively between Patricia Wrede and Caroline Stevermer.

You can get ideas for your medieval story from historical events, folklore, myths, legends, or by researching medieval customs, daily life, and traditions. You can also draw inspiration from medieval literature, artwork, architecture, and historical figures. Additionally, reading other medieval-themed stories, watching movies or TV shows set in that era, or playing medieval-themed video games can help spark your creativity.

Nick Joaquin wrote in several different formats, from essays and biographies to plays, poems, and short stories. Typically his work was compared to being the Faulkner of the Philippines. Over all his body of work was characterized by social commentary and thoughts about the human condition.

Some guy told me I should send a manga company a one-shot. If they consider it a great manga, you can make your own manga. That's how many manga writers like Masashi Kishimoto (creator of Naruto) started out. If your manga is way popular, the manga company's boss or publisher would discuss with you if you would want it turned into an anime, I think. So you should think about finding the adress or manga company building. Its cool you want to make your own manga, because I want to make my own too! Good luck, have fun!
Tokyopop, a major manga publisher in North America, holds a contest for people to submit their own manga - it's called The Rising Stars of Manga. Some successful manga have spawned from this! You also may want to purchase a manga editor for your computer, such as Manga Studio 3.0.

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A story board is a series of drawings that show from the camera's point of view, the composition of a scene, usually its action.

Directors use storyboards to make decisions about telling the story on film that may include economic, safety, and other factors before shooting a scene or an entire movie.

Sue Grafton writes the mystery series 'A is for...', 'B is for burglar', etc