How to Structure a Human Interest Piece
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Jane Sumerset
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Article Title: How to Structure a Human Interest Piece
Author: Jane Sumerset
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It may be easy to write certain topics that suit your interest but it can be very hard to make your readers loved your text. Getting their attention is one of the toughest jobs of being a writer. This isn�t more about the hard work. It�s more about your creativity on how are you going to make your writing an interesting one. Even if that certain subject is not of your type.
But that�s what makes writing a challenging task. Not all people are able to manage their contents well. You�re lucky if you know how to master the language well since you�re only problem is to make your writing an interesting one. However, there are a lot of people that can�t even correct their own grammars well. Also, they find it hard to spell correctly.
Before you could handle greater task, it is best to polish your way of dealing the language first. That�s because most readers pay�s full attention to the writer�s ability to write well. If they spot any writing errors in the first place, then it will be hard in your part to get their attention back since they will no longer read your text completely.
Therefore, you�ve got to focus on your way of writing your text. After your first draft, try to read your passage over and over again and determine if there are any writing mistakes that took place in your text. Then correct them if necessary. Then you�re good to go. The question is, how are you going to write an interesting piece?
There are many ways of organizing a piece of writing, even human interest features. Generally, though, these types of material work best when arranged using one of three main types of structure. Want to know what those three are?
Chronological approach. A popular defining style for works produced by beginning writers, this usually trails off based on the information you are able to gather. In a nutshell, this approach involves telling a story by detailing it from beginning to end, exactly in sequential order. Simply arrange the events according to how they naturally flow and you should be fine.
Suspended interest approach. This is a pyramid style of organization, where the lead fires off with a partial summary of the major facts. The human drama�s resolution, however, is reserved for later in the piece, unfolding as you work towards the outcome and the conclusion. Obviously, the suspense should compel the reader to stay with the piece, giving an immediate incentive to follow the story.
Narrative approach. As the name suggests, you tell the human interest feature like a short story, using narrative elements to lure and engage the reader�s interest. It�s considered one of the most flexible forms of organization, since you aren�t forced to use specific elements for various parts of the text.
Of course, the overall quality of your piece rests as much on your structure as it does on the correctness of your text. As such, make sure to put any piece you produce through a good writing software before turning it in.
About The Author: See how innovative Writing Software instantly can boost your writing skills and watch how NLP technology can help you to write perfect emails, letters, essays or reports. Visit: http://www.englishsoftware.org
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Article Title: How to Structure a Human Interest Piece
Author: Jane Sumerset
Word Count: 548
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=501659&ca=Writing
Format: 64cpl
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It may be easy to write certain topics that suit your interest but it can be very hard to make your readers loved your text. Getting their attention is one of the toughest jobs of being a writer. This isn�t more about the hard work. It�s more about your creativity on how are you going to make your writing an interesting one. Even if that certain subject is not of your type.
But that�s what makes writing a challenging task. Not all people are able to manage their contents well. You�re lucky if you know how to master the language well since you�re only problem is to make your writing an interesting one. However, there are a lot of people that can�t even correct their own grammars well. Also, they find it hard to spell correctly.
Before you could handle greater task, it is best to polish your way of dealing the language first. That�s because most readers pay�s full attention to the writer�s ability to write well. If they spot any writing errors in the first place, then it will be hard in your part to get their attention back since they will no longer read your text completely.
Therefore, you�ve got to focus on your way of writing your text. After your first draft, try to read your passage over and over again and determine if there are any writing mistakes that took place in your text. Then correct them if necessary. Then you�re good to go. The question is, how are you going to write an interesting piece?
There are many ways of organizing a piece of writing, even human interest features. Generally, though, these types of material work best when arranged using one of three main types of structure. Want to know what those three are?
Chronological approach. A popular defining style for works produced by beginning writers, this usually trails off based on the information you are able to gather. In a nutshell, this approach involves telling a story by detailing it from beginning to end, exactly in sequential order. Simply arrange the events according to how they naturally flow and you should be fine.
Suspended interest approach. This is a pyramid style of organization, where the lead fires off with a partial summary of the major facts. The human drama�s resolution, however, is reserved for later in the piece, unfolding as you work towards the outcome and the conclusion. Obviously, the suspense should compel the reader to stay with the piece, giving an immediate incentive to follow the story.
Narrative approach. As the name suggests, you tell the human interest feature like a short story, using narrative elements to lure and engage the reader�s interest. It�s considered one of the most flexible forms of organization, since you aren�t forced to use specific elements for various parts of the text.
Of course, the overall quality of your piece rests as much on your structure as it does on the correctness of your text. As such, make sure to put any piece you produce through a good writing software before turning it in.
About The Author: See how innovative Writing Software instantly can boost your writing skills and watch how NLP technology can help you to write perfect emails, letters, essays or reports. Visit: http://www.englishsoftware.org
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