Literary Analysis

Ultimate Writers' Workshop

Believable Fiction -- April 2007

Well, folks, to be honest, chapter three contains so much information, that I was overwhelmed. I can't duplicate the info in print to my satisfaction. I made an attempt, but formatting got me. I'm switching to plan B. There's a link at the bottom if you'd like to see how much I tried before I gave up. Plan B is just as good, if not better.

Chapter 3 in Ron's book has to do with "Using ALL the Tools in your Kit". I happen to come across a Power Point presentation in my academic rounds, that deals with this--only from the reader's standpoint. It's a good presentation, and my words could never cover this subject as well as the presentation. It's all free too!

If you don't have a Power Point viewer, you'll need to download one from the Microsoft web page. Download and save this presenatation to view now, and save it for future use if you have the space in your drive. The presentation was created by undregraduate students, and tells you many, many ways that writers have of putting gold between the lines of a story.


This is the presentation, which you also need to download to your computer. My system detected no problems with the file, but run your spyware program over if to be sure

Please email a request to receive this via email. Don't know how to post it yet

This was plan A

Believable Fiction Workshop - April 2007  (13+) Chapter 3 deals with literary devices--a dozen great writing techniques! #1239011 by a Sunflower in Texas