WRITING LITERARY WORKS

Writing Literary Works Literature, what is it? Well, the glossary of our handy fifth edition of Intro to Reading and Writing states that it is a written or oral composition that tells stories, dramatize situations, express emotion and analyzes and advocates ideas. How does the author accomplish all this? By using tools like plot, setting, characters, and their very own tone and style. Some authors write and base their works on passed events that at one time or another happened to them. Others though have to use their imagination and that makes things more complicated, because he or she has to come up with the characters and the setting. In other words everything necessary for a story. In the other hand the authors that witness an event would probably use the names of the actual people and the setting where the event took place. Now eve



	The Existence of the Western Canon .... would be utterly destroyed at the same time, as the most trivial piece of writing would be held under the same light as the marvelous works by literary geniuses .... (1016 4 )

	Theodore Dreiser .... In 1938, he moved to Los Angeles with his mistress, Helen Richardson. Dreiser continued on writing literary works until his death in 1945. .... (1376 6 )

	Henry James .... The outcome of this different writing style creates a new form of storytelling. .... The literary works of this phase dealt mainly with the English life proper .... (495 2 )

	Mark Twain, Writing Analysis .... stop, and analyze themselves, is exactly the effect Twain intended his writing to have on people. Realism shows up in almost all of Twain's literary works. .... (1097 4 )

	Writing Motifs of Poe Writing Motifs of Poe. Edgar Allan Poe is a very intricate author. His literary works are perplexed, disturbing, and even grotesque. .... (2651 11 )

Some authors get their ideas from just regular every day life, while others go out and make things happen. These were only a few examples of how literature comes about and what it is, but the possibilities are endless. However, the different ways and styles are what make all the difference between the best sellers and just another good story. n though everyone has different ways of coming up with the material for a story they all use the same tools. So authors, sometimes without even knowing develop a certain style of writing. Shortly after the climax the crises is resolved and the story comes to an end. To express emotion the author has to use yet another tool known as the setting. The setting is usually stated on the exposition section of the formal structure type plot. The writer takes all the conflict and action occurring and makes some kind of sequence. Now if every author would put the setting in the same spot or use the same structure, well reading would quickly become very boring. Many authors use what is called a formal structure, which includes the exposition, necessary information to better understand the story and also details about the characters. Following the exposition is the complication, a major conflict where the author has the characters try to resolve a crises or situation. It comprises of a number of things like where the author lives. This helps the reader visualize a picture in his or her mind of how and when the story is taking place.

Some topics in this essay:
Reading Writing, Literary Literature, express emotion, formal structure, material story, story authors,

PROFESSIONAL ESSAYS:

French Intellectual & Literary History In Hugo's later literary works, he appeared to foresee the era of Realism in his Hugo's willingness to mix literary genres in his writing (comedy and tragedy (1408 6 )

Romanticism, Realism & Naturalism In Hugo's later literary works, he appeared to foresee the era of Realism in his Hugo's willingness to mix literary genres in his writing (comedy and tragedy (1408 6 )

Life and Literary Work of Charles Dickens Dickens moved from writing in an impulsive style to writing systematically. both comedy and tragedy is evidence of his literary genius Works Cited Johnson, Edgar (1872 7 )

Modernist Style of Writing & Imagism and internal monologue within his works to develop an entirely new literary style. seemingly incoherent narrative that characterized Modernist writing. (1726 7 )

Literary Annotated Bibliography In comparing earlier writing to works of the the range of Native American literary traditions--from from earlier Native American tradition in current works. (1474 6 )

Literary Movements of Modernism & Imagism and internal monologue within his works to develop an entirely new literary style. seemingly incoherent narrative that characterized Modernist writing. (1726 7 )

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