Question

What does an author's style of writing include?

Answer 1

When writing a paragraph about the author’s writing style and “accessibility”, these are the questions your son should answer:

1) Is the author’s writing clear enough for you to understand the point of the story, paper, book, etc.?

2) Are the topics he/she writes about clear?

3) Is the writer using a 1st person (“I”), 2nd person (“you”), or 3rd person (“they”) writing style? Is this easy or hard to read?

4) Is the author’s writing overall easy to read? Is it easy to understand? Is is straight forward or complicated?

It’s also a good idea to give examples to support your answers.

The term “accessibility” in this case means, can you start reading this book and get into it quickly, or does it take a lot of concentration to understand the story?

Hope this helps!

:-)

Answer 2

Authors should start there stories with an introductio, which should be short and simple mostly made to introduce characters. Then you should build up the story with rising action , which means exciting events leading up to the main event. Then you should always add conflict, external or internal which means either some force from the environment that they are fighting with or something in their mind or heart that they are battling. Add falling action, excitment that starts to fade and often leads up to the end of the story. A conclusion can be added or not be added to the end of story. It depends if you want to sum things up or leave it hanging. Now always make sure that your not the one writing the story. Pretend it's a Narrator, someone who witnessed some experiences and is giving opinions and comments and stuff like that. That way your story and characters will seem more realistic and lifelike. Always include good grammar and try not to use simple words, good writers should show intelligence and that they have large vocabularies. Always be creative. Put whatever you need to in your story as long as it is creative, but also reasonable if you want your story to sound logical. Good luck.