Creative writing is something that I never used to like, but in the last few years I have really started to love it. Right now I am taking Creative Writing 2, Writing Children's Stories, and Journalistic Writing along with this Writing Research and Technology class. Therefore I am constantly writing different things this semester. Writing different things in each of these classes has helped me to notice different genres.
In this class we have read different types of readings and we also wrote poems and short stories. In my first microfiction, I used a line from Anzaluda's writing. My short story was NOTHING like hers. Honestly, I didnt even really like my microfiction with the line I used, looking back on it I know I could have done better with it, but it still worked for the assignment.
My microfictions are completely done at random. They have nothing to do with my twitterive. I have just started thinking of what I really wanted to do with it. The microfictions helped me to work on the length so I know I can now write a microfiction about the topic I am planning on doing.
We also did a haiku, which again, had nothing to do with my twitterive. Really, it was just random as well! I wish that i had used different words when writing the lines of the micro fictions so that the haiku would have been better. I wish I used more descriptive words so it would be a better haiku.
The only thing that I have done this far that is worthy of being in my twitterive would be my found poem. By doing this assignment I noticed that I tweet about my bed, sleeping, having a bad day, napping, etc. all the time! That made me think that maybe I will do my twitterive about my favorite place, my bed. Haha! I think it will be a fun thing to write about.
Writing these different types of genres is going to really help when I write my twitterive since we have to use different types of genres. Although the ones I have written so far are on a random topic, it gives me ideas about what different things I can include.
In this class we have read different types of readings and we also wrote poems and short stories. In my first microfiction, I used a line from Anzaluda's writing. My short story was NOTHING like hers. Honestly, I didnt even really like my microfiction with the line I used, looking back on it I know I could have done better with it, but it still worked for the assignment.
My microfictions are completely done at random. They have nothing to do with my twitterive. I have just started thinking of what I really wanted to do with it. The microfictions helped me to work on the length so I know I can now write a microfiction about the topic I am planning on doing.
We also did a haiku, which again, had nothing to do with my twitterive. Really, it was just random as well! I wish that i had used different words when writing the lines of the micro fictions so that the haiku would have been better. I wish I used more descriptive words so it would be a better haiku.
The only thing that I have done this far that is worthy of being in my twitterive would be my found poem. By doing this assignment I noticed that I tweet about my bed, sleeping, having a bad day, napping, etc. all the time! That made me think that maybe I will do my twitterive about my favorite place, my bed. Haha! I think it will be a fun thing to write about.
Writing these different types of genres is going to really help when I write my twitterive since we have to use different types of genres. Although the ones I have written so far are on a random topic, it gives me ideas about what different things I can include.