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If you're one of those extraordinarily disciplined souls whowant every paragraph perfect before moving onto the next and endwith a complete manuscript that needs no revisions, countyourself lucky and blessed. For most of the writing community,however, writing is a struggle to balance creativity andtechnical know-how. Of course, one is just as important as theother, but to focus on technical know-how at the muse stage, canbe as frustrating as getting Superman to wear a kryptonitenecklace.
Remember the Super Writer's Four I's of Storytelling:inspiration, intuition, implication, and implementation the nexttime you flip on the computer, click open that pen, [url=http://www.jeremyparendt.com/Hollister-b5.php]hollister[/url] or sharpenthat pencil-you just might discover the power inside you.
? J.R. Turner, 2005
Prolific writers are drawn to their books, unable to resistimmersing themselves in the world they're creating. By takingthe steps above, you'll find yourself caught in the samehypnotic spell. In fact, you may find it's going to take a heckof a lot more than the Green Goblin of real life or the LexLuther of distractions to drag you away.
INSPIRATION:
Buffy snapped her gum and eyed the guy in the red cape. "Wherecan I get me some?"
Above, it's implied, rather than stated, that Buffy finds theguy in the red cape attractive, followed by the implication thatThelma believes their children would be dangerous. Through thistype of writing, you show much more than the words tell. We caninfer above that Buffy is a bit of flirt, a little boy crazy.The guy in the red cape must be good looking. Thelma is morestraight-laced and disapproves, likely based on pastexperiences. It's shown, in this short exchange, that they arefriends with differing priorities, but enjoy each other'scompany.
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"Show, don't tell." We hear that phrase as often as CaptainMarvel hears the word "Shazam!" It's more than a mantra, morethan a symbol of mystical, magical transformation-it's the heartand soul of great storytelling. Implication defines thisnotorious phrase.
Choose to expand on the ideas that grab you where you live, letthe others percolate somewhere out of sight-in a folder, in acomputer file-until the day the idea, perhaps [url=http://www.fibmilano.it]woolrich[/url] combined withanother, has the power of high voltage gamma rays.
IMPLEMENTATION:
INTUITION:
Superman sees through lead, Batman has the biggest bag oftechno-gadgets in the business, and Wonder Woman fights forjustice with a few, well placed, bits of jewelry. Super Writerssee epic adventures in the smallest details, develop theirindividual tricks and techniques, and with a few, well placedwords and phrases, make the intangible, tangible. To be a SuperWriter, however, one must first understand the nature of theirpower.
Okay, you've chosen to work on that inspired story. It's timely,unique, and you're [url=http://www.osterblade.com]moncler sito ufficiale[/url] passionate about the idea. This is going tobe one heck of a ride! Your intuition is kicked into highgear-you're operating on feeling, on the emotional impact thatpassion has on your priorities. Suddenly, you don't care if theTazmanian Devil erupted in your living room, it doesn't matterif the kids are playing with Thing One and Thing Two-you are ona roll!
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Inspiration is a tricky thing, however. One simply cannot say"Ah-ha!" and begin writing at warp speed. There must be a soundbasis to pursue this idea. We must ask: is it unique? is itinteresting? will I be able to sustain this premise for anentire novel or is it better shared through a shorter medium?and most importantly, am I passionate about this idea?
Great storytellers, such as Stephen King, fill their books withcatch-phrases and anecdotes that build rich worlds for thereader, a hint at [url=http://www.ktbruce.co.uk/barbourjackets.php]barbour.co.uk[/url] the life these characters have lived off thepage. Through these word choices, these small revelations,you'll give the reader a story they won't want to put down, andwon't soon forget.
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That first draft is an exclusive party. Only your muse andintuition are invited. Who cares how many mistakes you make?This isn't going to be published as is, there is no one watchingover your shoulder saying, "you missed a spot." It's a joyoustime of creativity.
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To imply, rather than state, is a marvelous tool. It lendsdepth, humor, and realism to our characters. By implying areaction, emotion, or description, rather than stating thefacts, we must dig deeper into our characters, understand eachof their personalities, and choose the words that are part ofthat character's lexicon. For Example:
If there's no passion this idea is likely not an option worthpursuing. Published authors are often offered ideas fromnon-writers. They are inspired and believe the idea sofascinating and titilating, the author will be honored to writethe book. The author usually responds with a chuckle and a shakeof the head. "Write someone else's book? I'll never live longenough to pursue my own ideas." In this regard, we are lucky.Not many other professions create so many options, you candispose of one simply because it's lacking emotional appeal-orpassion.
"Jinkies, Buffy. The last thing the universe needs is offspringfrom that union." Thelma shoved her glasses higher and draggedBuffy back into the mall.
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