Thanks a TON for this guide! ❤ 🙏 💕 💓 💗 All the things I learnt in English grammar in university, that I had completely forgotten, hit my memory, right from this post! 💥 BOOM! This was the tip I 👌 needed to add meat to my writing! By the way, I have a question: Is it ok if I experiment with creative style writing ✍ even though I'm currently doing Technical ✍ ? Technical writing is more of a guide/tutorial and I guess the excitement there lies in making it more explanatory rather than use interesting style of writing whereas in creative writing, there is a great scope in having interesting style of writing besides having a narrative twist as well. Please correct me if I'm wrong as I am just a beginner when it comes to writing. My work involves teaching for a living, but I also wish to experiment writing for a living. 😀😃🙂
Can't wait to dive in to all of the good ideas coming to my inbox. Thanks for making this course available. I'm an old-school paragraph writer trying to learn the new succinct, shorter way of writing online. I think your tips are a great way to start. Appreciate your timely advice❣️
I love that this post explains good writing AND also demonstrates it.
Each technique does more than sound nice. It shapes the experience of reading. Like good design, the structure vanishes into the background, but it makes everything smoother.
I think these devices aren’t just literary but also psychological.
Parallelism and repetition create cognitive ease. The brain loves patterns, especially when the pattern surprises just enough to stay interesting. It’s the same reason jokes land, mantras stick, and sermons hit hard. It’s rhythm + resonance.
Great writing is less about what you say and more about how it feels to read it.
Thanks a TON for this guide! ❤ 🙏 💕 💓 💗 All the things I learnt in English grammar in university, that I had completely forgotten, hit my memory, right from this post! 💥 BOOM! This was the tip I 👌 needed to add meat to my writing! By the way, I have a question: Is it ok if I experiment with creative style writing ✍ even though I'm currently doing Technical ✍ ? Technical writing is more of a guide/tutorial and I guess the excitement there lies in making it more explanatory rather than use interesting style of writing whereas in creative writing, there is a great scope in having interesting style of writing besides having a narrative twist as well. Please correct me if I'm wrong as I am just a beginner when it comes to writing. My work involves teaching for a living, but I also wish to experiment writing for a living. 😀😃🙂
Thanks for the great guide.
Happy to help Meera. If you teach you can learn to write!
Can't wait to dive in to all of the good ideas coming to my inbox. Thanks for making this course available. I'm an old-school paragraph writer trying to learn the new succinct, shorter way of writing online. I think your tips are a great way to start. Appreciate your timely advice❣️
Discovering online writing was different was a shock to my system too.
I love that this post explains good writing AND also demonstrates it.
Each technique does more than sound nice. It shapes the experience of reading. Like good design, the structure vanishes into the background, but it makes everything smoother.
I think these devices aren’t just literary but also psychological.
Parallelism and repetition create cognitive ease. The brain loves patterns, especially when the pattern surprises just enough to stay interesting. It’s the same reason jokes land, mantras stick, and sermons hit hard. It’s rhythm + resonance.
Great writing is less about what you say and more about how it feels to read it.
Thank you so much for writing this Derek.
Wow what a fantastic description. Thanks for sharing.
Love this post very inspiring - I can’t wait to implement it .. thank you
Thanks Jennifer. Glad you liked it. Have fun using the techniques
Definitely will
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