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Rug is ready

*juggles pineapples*

Ok a few quick notes before running off to sign language

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or not

Hello and welcome to Craft of Fiction!!! A few vocab terms out of the book Making Shapely Fiction by Jerome Stern

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Whoo! Don't Tell The Bride is on! Although why anyone would sign up for that is beyond me...

Accuracy: how well the writers have observed/described the world, as in showing respect to the details and truths of the subjects. It doesn't mean that the fiction has to be realistic in the standard of our world, but being faithful to the world of the book.

 

If an author isn't accurate, the readers become dissatisfied because it seems the author doesn't know what they are talking about, and on a moral level, the writer has a responsibility to accurately depict subjects in the story, especially if they are based off of something in the "real world"

Edited January 10, 201214 yr by Aiel Heart

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I'm too OCD to let a man plan my whole wedding. Especially the dress and bridesmaid's dresses!

Whoo! Don't Tell The Bride is on! Although why anyone would sign up for that is beyond me...

 

I have no idea, apart from money, but I'd never relinquish my wedding controllness :)

 

Funny show though :D

Imagination--when authors "use their imagination" it doesn't mean basing a story off of someone else's ideas. It means unleashing your own experiences, joys and fears, and see the world they create.

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