Writing Like A Rock Star - Presentation Transcript
Writing Like A Rock Star! By: Mersedeh Arvaneh, Irvine CA USA, Spring 2006
Some New Writing Categories
Ad hoc
Real time
Abbreviated
Symbolic
Blog
Real time writing
Reply
Feedback
Answer quizzes
Answer forms
Fill online
Ad hoc writing
IM
Reply to your email
On-line survey
On-line form
On-line poll
On-line quiz
Text messaging
Abbreviated writing
OMG MOM, LOL
Right to the point
Between friends
Secret language
Less formal
More mistakes
Accountable!
Symbolic writing
Some funny faces
More pictures
Special characters
Short
Fun
Writing is as easy as ABC
A Character
One Word
A Line
Few Lines
More Lines
Beyond Lines
Writing …One Character Only
Finding the right character
Make it happen
Make it clear
Make it meaningful
Try Writing (finding) a special character (1,2,3 characters)
Finding the right characters)
Make it unique
Make it your own
Meaningful or meaningless!
Unforgettable
Coined by Shakespeare
Shakespeare contributed more phrases to the English language than anybody else. Here's a small collection of well-known quotations that are associated with Shakespeare, although not all of them were coined by him.
Lie low Like the Dickens Love is blind write in water Milk of human kindness Misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows Much Ado about Nothing Mum's the word My salad days Neither a borrower nor a lender be No more cakes and ale?
Index, Cluster or just simply Categorize your data
Focus, write, re-write & write your table of content
Cut, paste, revise!
Writing (the obvious)
Your gut feeling
Feeling, Desire, Dream
Passion
Paper & pencil
Writing from your heart (not rule)
Continue, do not stop
At the right moment, Finish!
Writing (The old school way)
Read, Read & Read
Write Low, Write High
Write Day, Write Night
Write in the bus, train, car, airplane,
Write in the middle of night
Write on Napkin
Write on Laptop
Write, Write & Write
Writing (for Blogging)
Find your true, natural, talent
Make a portfolio (images, texts, quotations)
Create 6-7 on the go articles
Writing (Quizzes)
True/False
Blank
Multiple Choice
adaptations
Each year an average of thirty novels are made into movies for the big screen. Authors watch tensely as their stories are filtered through the hands of screenwriters, directors, cinematographers, and studio chiefs. If they're lucky, these film adaptations do the original story justice. However, it is often the case that the book is significantly better than the movie. Here, we present upcoming movie adoptions of classic novels to keep you up-to-date on what books are being adapted for the big screen. See the right column for yearly movie and a novel listings.
Change the time, date, location, names, events (stay with style, flow)
Works for poetry
Works for short story
Works for short essay
Try a sample dead man chest method (adapted by version)#1
If you can talk about it, it ain't Tao. If it has a name, it's just another thing. Tao doesn't have a name. Names are for ordinary things.
The Tao that can be trodden is not the enduring and unchanging Tao. The name that can be named is not the enduring and unchanging name.
The tau (reason) which can be tau-ed (reasoned) is not the Eternal Tau (Reason). The name which can be named is not the Eternal Name.
Try a sample dead man chest method (adapted by version)#2
Come, come, whoever you are.
Wonderer, worshipper, lover of leaving.
It doesn't matter.
Ours is not a caravan of despair.
Come, even if you have broken your vow
a thousand times
Come, yet again, come, come. RUMI
"Come, come whoever you are wanderer, idolator, lover of leaving. It doesn't matter. Ours is not a caravan of despair. Come, even if you have broken your vow a thousand times. Come, yet again, come, come. -- Rumi
"Come again, please, come again, Whoever you are. Religious, infidel, heretic or pagan. Even if you promised a hundred times And a hundred times you broke your promise, This door is not the door Of hopelessness and frustration. This door is open for everybody. Come, come as you are."
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