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2 days ago · 4. “Moby-Dick” by Herman Melville. A complex structure blending adventure, philosophical musings, and encyclopedic detail, symbolizing the elusive nature of truth. 5. “Beloved” by Toni Morrison. Uses a fragmented narrative to mirror the characters’ shattered lives, effectively conveying the haunting impact of slavery.
3 days ago · Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare. “Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon / Who is already sick and pale with grief …”. Here we have two personification examples in the sun and the moon. The moon is sick with grief and the sun has the ability to kill. 18. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, J.K. Rowling.
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5 days ago · Ways to Come Up With Great Ideas for Your Fiction Writing. Explore. Wander. Get lost. There’s nothing like a trip to a historical city or even a weekend at the outskirts of town. Visiting foreign soil will give you the chance to see life through at a different perspective, making it the perfect foundation for a good story.
5 days ago · Here are some examples to let you have a glimpse of what they look like. What is Scriptwriting? Scriptwriting, also known as screenwriting, is the process of writing the text or dialogue for a screenplay, which is a blueprint for a film, television show, play, or other visual storytelling medium.
2 days ago · A narrative essay is written in the form of a story and clearly gives a point of view on the subject-most often that of the author. The idea of this type of essay is to engage the reader in a sensory and emotional way which will allow them to connect with that is being written about. A narrative essay will use characters, plots and themes and ...
3 days ago · Finn and Rob describe some modern-day superheroes - people who have dedicated their lives to doing good things. They discuss what it takes to be a superhero. Vocabulary. superhero
Weird obscure things like this. So I want to play with the self-consistency principle and also want to touch on underused historical moments. JFK's assassination and all that have been overdone. Even topics like ancient Rome and pirates and the old west, WW2... hell every major war have been overdone. For consistency sake in the novel I will ...
