About How to write a story
Five Steps to Writing a Great Story
Humans inherently enjoy telling stories. Because of this, we are surrounded with stories. You share stories to your pals when you talk to them. You are viewing and reading stories when you watch movies and read books. When you study history and current affairs, you are using stories to comprehend the world.
Why create stories?
Why not compose a story? is how we would phrase that query, in our opinion.
You have tales to share. And you already tell them, whether or not you consider yourself a storyteller. Learning how to create a tale can help you improve your communication skills and writing abilities in various contexts, such as academic and professional writing.
Describe a narrative.
Essentially, a tale is a description of related occurrences. These occurrences may be acknowledged outright or inferred. Look at this well-known six-word tale that is frequently—and incorrectly—attributed to Ernest Hemingway:
Newborn shoes are available for purchase.
You may draw a variety of conclusions from this sentence. You might guess who is offering the shoes, why they were never worn, and why the vendor is asking for money for them rather than giving them away based on the story's few hints. You are creating a narrative as you draw these conclusions.
However, a story is not always an account of events. The following five components must all be present for a story to exist:
Plot, Scenery, Conflict, Character, and Theme
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