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Ada Zhang, Nishanth Injam and Alexandra Chang discuss their writing processes and literary lineages 
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Are you mesmerized by the beat of the content drum? There's no shortage of advice on how to create "great content." Via Penelope, Bobby Dillard
Penelope's curator insight,
October 17, 2013 8:04 PM
Writers are apprentices. We should continually be working on our craft. Perfect it? Nah. But we can always improve.
This wealth-of-tips article was quite a find. The 12 tips are like tiny gold nuggets. If you apply even one, it should actually take your writing--as it is right now--and color it golden.
A few nuggets:
o People love STORIES--don't be afraid to tell one
o Apply a little ALLITERATION - Using the same letter or sound to start multiple words in the same sentence. (EX: Write the way you want)
o Consider CADENCE - Play with syllabication. Just as in music think "rhythm" (Quick and the Dead)
o Power of THREES - Give examples, adjectives, and sentences in three's (3 little pigs, 3 wishes, etc.)
o Longish SENTENCE, then a short one. The short one will sound TRUE.
Read through all the tips to pick up some new ideas to add more color to your own writing.
***This review was written by Penelope Silvers for her curated content on "Writing Rightly"***
Link to the original article: http://www.websearchsocial.com/take-writing-from-meh-to-memorable-with-12-simple-techniques |
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