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Sound like it should be fun. I'll work on another 1st person pov ^_^ and maybe tweek my Truffles story a lil bit later.
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Airen Wolf
Ok so with that small lesson let's challenge ourselves to write at least one story with the previous lessons in mind:
Keep sentence structure simple and evocative,
Keep the language relevant,
Remember the narrative perspective you are ... more
Keep sentence structure simple and evocative,
Keep the language relevant,
Remember the narrative perspective you are ... more
Ok so with that small lesson let's challenge ourselves to write at least one story with the previous lessons in mind:
Keep sentence structure simple and evocative,
Keep the language relevant,
Remember the narrative perspective you are writing from.
For this Month we'll concentrate on the first person perspective only. This means using I and we language and sharing only the perspective of the focus of the story. We will be recounting a memory and it can be ANY memory non-sexual as well as sexual as the author chooses. It can be non-fiction or fiction but the focus and the grammar needs to stay in first person perspective. We are not omniscient in this work so we will have to let our secondary characters have their own memories, perspectives and private thoughts. In other words we only know what our primary character is thinking or feeling at any given time.
Remember to keep the sentence structure fairly simple and use ordinary language as often as possible to evoke a sense of shared memory with your reader.
We will assign a simple tried and trite literary beginner to our work by starting each story/memory with: It was a dark and stormy night.
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Keep sentence structure simple and evocative,
Keep the language relevant,
Remember the narrative perspective you are writing from.
For this Month we'll concentrate on the first person perspective only. This means using I and we language and sharing only the perspective of the focus of the story. We will be recounting a memory and it can be ANY memory non-sexual as well as sexual as the author chooses. It can be non-fiction or fiction but the focus and the grammar needs to stay in first person perspective. We are not omniscient in this work so we will have to let our secondary characters have their own memories, perspectives and private thoughts. In other words we only know what our primary character is thinking or feeling at any given time.
Remember to keep the sentence structure fairly simple and use ordinary language as often as possible to evoke a sense of shared memory with your reader.
We will assign a simple tried and trite literary beginner to our work by starting each story/memory with: It was a dark and stormy night.
First topic choice! less
