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I used to think that I am destined to become a scientist. As I enjoyed discovering scientific pursuits, I am completely living by the fact that everything in this world can be explained by science. I am in the bliss of realization that not everyone else can understand what I can, unless I will discover  it for the sake of humanity.

Voila! But look where I am now? I am here facing the computer, making articles for the Internet, posting in a blog, and fortunately expressing my self through a keyboard and a computer monitor (a pen and a paper seemed to be obsolete here). Writing for my own sake, and for the humanity’s maybe, is a tedious but fulfilling job. And I can still say that I am fortunate because I have gone through all of these.

What’s with the writing?

Writers often than not settle for a kind of self-expression that is fulfilling to them. In the first place this what writing is all about—freedom of expression. As for me, I am more comfortable in the method of writing that is more personal, interesting, and creative enough to pull the attention of my readers.

But honestly, let me tell you that am not well-rounded enough of all these stuff and of my style in writing, rather put it; do I have a my own distinct style in writing? You judge by having a comment on this post.

What I meant by the phrase “not well-rounded enough” is that, I am a bit hesitant to try new things because I am usually carried away by disappointments from people. You say enough of this immaturity blah blahs. I agree. By now, old lessons should have been learned. And one final thing though: Creative Writing gets me in to the craft.

Let’s get to the point.

As defined by wikipedia, Creative Writing is considered to be any writing, fiction, poetry, or non-fiction, that goes outside the bounds of normal professional, journalistic, academic, and technical forms of literature. Works which fall into this category include novels, epics, short stories, and poems.

Why choose this kind of medium?

With all the political, social, and economic fuss unfolding the whole earth everyday, would you not want to divert your attention into the distinct point of  view of J.K.Rowling, J.R.R. Tolkien, or Stephenie Meyer? I know a lot of us has gone mad if not crazy to make this world a peaceful and a happy place to live. You count me in, and I assure you I’d rather float with the air than catch below all the dust that it carries.

To divert our attention means, we are opening new frontiers of our being human and eventually refreshing our minds so that the next time we face the problem we can confront it with a new knowledge and understanding; that we are only humans, hesitant and afraid of our own world but brave enough to overcome it. As Edgar Allan Poe, the most regarded writer in American literature said  “all that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream.”

So the next time you are awfully confronted by the world, I recommend you to write your thoughts and ideas, as creatively as you can—you wouldn’t know, you might be penning the next classic story ever told. And this will eventually help you overcome your self and teach you lessons that can only be found as you go along with your chosen medium of expression.

Where to write your Creative Writing piece?

The Internet is a good medium to flaunt what a good writer you are. But as you delve into it, you will find a vast source of knowledge and I tell you it will hit you in the face big time. This is otherwise known as information overload. But what if all this information is capsulized and sprinkled with creative contexts and eventually packaged for the readers to feast on? This is interesting.

Now it is really your chance to try the mainstream Internet. There are numerous sites in cyber space that will lead you in posting your articles, write-ups and creative blobs. And by the way, you can earn extra bucks if you’re dedicated enough to maintain what you have started.

Perhaps, you can grab the technology and set aside that you are destined to become a scientist, like what I did.

Postscript:

In my future posts, you will find some real "stuff" about creative writing. Best regards!:-)


- the_croc

Creative writing can be fun and many fiction writers find out the best way to better their writings is to write as much as they can. Creative writing, such as fiction writing or poetry writing is an art. However, there are skills and tools with many different techniques that can be used to develop for writing skills.

To be good at creative writing you need to accept constructive criticism, listen, read many different style of literature and write as much as you can spare the time. To be good at writing requires you to create a specific routine because to be good at writing can very difficult. To be a good fiction writer, you need to be a great story teller. If you are a great story teller you will find many that want to read your work.

www.ipublishabook.com suggest you write about subject you are well verse in. your writings should reflect your experiences in this subject. However, there are some major components that should be included in a good story. Here the seven most important things any good stories should have.

Plot, is the events that take place in the story. A plot usually consists of conflicts. A plot should also continue as the story unfolds. As the story ends a plot usually gets better.

Characters, will be the people or animals that you will include in the story. Characters are usually introduced early in the story. Make sure the character in the story appears with great significance to the reader.

Setting, is the place and time where your story takes place. You have to take your time and describe the setting so your readers can feel and see the place. Set a great a great atmosphere of the story.

Dialogue, is the word the character speaks in the story. A good dialogue can make fiction fun, real and interesting.

Point of view, you can decide first person point of view of the story or a secondary person telling the story or a third person point of view.

Theme, Avery great stories have a theme. Basically this is the main idea or meaning behind a story.

Style, we all have our own style and language. Don’t concentrate too much on the style of writing. Keep focus on the plot of the story.

Whatever rules and regulations you hear about how to write http://www.ipublishabook.com  suggest for you to have fun with your writings. The more you write the better you will get at creative writings, fiction writing or poetry writings. Don’t put too much focus on all these rules. Some of may prevent you from being creative.


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Have a clear identifiable goals before writing a novel, ***? a writer we must let our writings be goal based,success can be attain in novel writing through having a clear identifiable goals before writing it.

Open up to new ideas in novel writing,a novel writer must not grow old for his/her mind, writer must live in a state of expectancy ever open to new ideas in novel writing.

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You need to know the novel writing rules,You need to be clear about the purpose of all this hard work, too. Yes, there is money to be made from writing fiction, ****? if it’s money that motivates you…well, let’s just say there have got to be easier ways of turning a buck. The same thing goes for chasing ***?me.The best reason for writing is to do it for its own sake. Write a novel because you ****?t to write a novel. If you go on to ***?ll it, that’s just the icing on the top.

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- TAIWO OLAOLUWA

I am writing a Historical Fiction taking place when Rome was in transition from Paganism to Catholicism and I have the story line lied out, but I don’t know where to start with research … I have so many books to read through … I need to read up on the Roman gods, architecture, etc … but how do I condense all this information so it is readily available when I am writing?

Tips would be so helpful.
Thank You so much!
- Happy Bunny

I love writing fan fiction. It has been one of my obsessions for about 3 months now, but i realised the other day that i would just about die of shame if any of my friends or family found out that i read/write it. Does anyone else feel like this? Or am i just being oversensitive about what other people would think?
(I dont mean if they read what i wrote, just the fact that they would know i wrote it would be humiliating.)
- Tilly T

I’m writing a science-fiction book with a female main character, and would like to see what’s on the market already. Most of the books I’ve found have male main characters. Do you know any titles? Did you like the books? Thanks everybody.
- Roald Ellsworth

Any URL or links, on where I could get detailed information on some places that I can’t visit… yet? I’ve been reading some magazines and travel books as well about some places like Germany, Russia, and some parts of Paris. But I mostly see the good ones, I want to see some of the bad places too. (Of course, in my fiction I’ll be taking liberties, but nevertheless, I want it to be realistic) Thank you.
- Duskendale

I’ve written a few fan-fics.. simply for fun! and I was wondering if they could be published or anything?
I dont want to put them on fanfic.net
Ruroni K has the right idea
my fanfics have a very unique spin on the originals.
and take Batman for example, that was created in the 30s/40s obviously Nolan wasnt there at the start!
I’m not planning on publihing these I’m just wondering
- Mr. E

I’m writing a fan fiction about Phantom, big shock, huh?? And I need a name to use instead of Christine, so I’m looking for something kind of Victorian with two syllables. Help! Thanks!
- Will’s Pirate

What is your opinion of fan fictions? I am considering writing a fan fiction of a serial I am a die hard fan of. Do you know any famous fanfics?
- Pooja