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Hey, a new name for a really hot hang glider - the Stephen King model.
Would fit it well if the glider flies really spooky!! Hummm, this could be interesting. Dan "Betty Tindle" news:3A5B9F9B.4DB9433B@lvcm.com... > I just had to answer this one even tho I said I would read all of these later > tonight. :) > > I happen to agree with my instructor. > > Case in point: Stephen King > > What do you find CREDIBLE in some of his writings?? Haunted cars? Clowns that > terrorize people? Granted he does also right some things that do hold measures of > credibility, Delores Claiborne, Id kill for my kid, as I am sure other people > might to protect their children too, so dont get me wrong, (Dont want anyone > blasting me for using Stephen King as an example!!!)he does use credibility too! > > Just had to say it Keith! :) > > Betty > > Keith Wood wrote: > > > Betty Tindle wrote: > > > > > > The story will be graded not only for creativity but in this case credibility > > > (altho that is most certainly NOT needed in fiction) > > > > If your instructor told you that, FIND A NEW INSTRUCTOR. > > > > The NUMBER ONE factor in writing fiction is credibility. The third time > > someone says to themselves "I know better than the writer, and this > > couldnt happen," they will put the story down and never pick it up > > again. > > > > I find it SO difficult to make fiction credible that I used to use a pen > > name for fiction, in order to not trash my credibility for my other > > writing. > > > > > to help us learn one aspect > > > of research. (Not everyone, for those who go on to become writers, will write > > > only fiction). > > > > I know of no successful writer who only writes fiction (political > > speechwriters excepted), though many successful writers dont write ANY > > fiction. > |
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