Saturday, February 20, 2016

Tips For Story Writing

                                                Theme

 A theme is something important in a story, like a lesson. It's not really important for every story to have a theme, but it's better if it does. Theme is sometimes defined as the moral of a story, though theme doesn't have to be a moral. A stories theme may not come out as a moral at all. For example in the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the theme is staying good and pure at heart, and then being rewarded because of that. Themes may deal with principles and abstractions rather than people. Usually a writer decides upon the theme before writing the story for example this story will be about jealousy, bravery, hard-work pays off, friendship, loyalty, magic, kindness, love or faith.
                                                              

                                                        Plot

The plot of a story describes the events that make up a story or the main part of the story. Its like the plan or the idea of the story. You can't make up a story without a plot. Here is an example  of the plot of a short story "Todd loses his job".  












                                   
A plot builds up having five main elements:

EXPOSITION: Part of the work that introduces characters, setting and situation.
RISING ACTION: All the events that lead up to the climax.
CLIMAX: The highest point of interest or suspense in the story.
FALLING ACTION: All the events that come after the climax
RESOLUTION: The end of the story\conflict.


                                                       

                                                  STORY STRUCTURE

Decide about writing either in “present tense” or in “past tense.” Writing in past tense means writing as if the story already happened. Writing in present tense means writing as if the story is happening right now. Stick to one tense at a time. Its also important to decide whether the story is fiction or non-fiction. Figure out the problem in the story and the solution.

                                                                        
                                                                    CHARACTERS

Before you start writing, know your characters well. Your story should have a main character.You don’t have to describe a character completely. It’s enough to say one or two things about how a character looks or moves or speaks. A main character should have at least one flaw or weakness. Perfect characters are not very interesting. For example the main character in the story Alice in the wonderland is Alice and in many other stories there are characters too basically every story has characters. Its not important to have a character as a human, it could even be an animal or your own imagination. 

                                                                    

                                                                          Setting
Set your story in a place and time to make it interesting. Select a place in your story for example the place taken in the book," Charlie and the chocolate factory" is the chocolate factory.


Friday, February 12, 2016

"I'd Like To Have"


I'd like everybody to have equal rights       
I want everybody to have the same bites

I'd like everybody to have equal rights
For me everybody is on the same height

I'd like everybody to have equal rights
We could start by avoiding fights 

I'd like everybody to have equal rights
                                              We will use all our might to reach the light                                            

MY THOUGHTS  


This is a poem I wrote in my free time. Through this poem I am trying to tell you that every human  in this world has a right and that others should respect it. 
But are we?
I thought about writing this poem because everybody is equal to me, and they should be for you as well. For example, I've been hearing for a long time that white people are better than black people just because they have a fair complexion, but that's wrong because each one of us is a human and we are alike. We're like brothers and sisters, and that's how it should be. We will always stand together against our fears. Just make sure you always remember: Judging people is dumb. It's like judging M&M's by their color – Some people like the red ones better, and some like the green ones, but it's important you remember that underneath, they are ALL just delicious pieces of chocolate that all taste the same regardless of the color.

Love: 
-AK <3