For Writers by Writers
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For Writers by Writers is presented as a practical guide for the new writer. From the experience of established writers, they are given advice to enter this fascinating world of literature. Each recommendation for experts and non-experts, will allow them to become good writers, and if they don’t reach this, at least they become good readers. Then, they fully enjoy their readings, because now they read like writers.
Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo
Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo was born in Fredonia, Colombia. He is Social Communicator of the University of Antioquia, and Masters in Linguistics from the same university. The author has published more than twenty books online bookstores:I Want to Fly, From Don Juan to Sexual Vampirism, The Imaginary of Exaggeration, and The Clavicle of Dreams.Quiero Volar, El Alfarero de Cuentos, Virtuales Sensaciones, El Abogado del Presidente, Guayacán Rojo Sangre, Territorios de Muerte, Años de Langosta, El Confesor, El Orbe Llamador, Oscares al Desnudo, Diez Cortos Animados, La Fortaleza, Tribunal Inapelable, Operación Ameba, Territorios de la Muerte, La Edad de la Langosta, Del Donjuanismo al Vampirismo Sexual, Imaginaria de la Exageración, La Clavícula de los Sueños, Quince Escritores Colombianos, De Escritores para Escritores, El Moderno Concepto de Comunicación, Sociosemántica de la Amistad, Magia: Símbolos y Textos de la Magia.
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For Writers by Writers - Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo
Colombia.
FOR WRITERS BY WRITERS
Many young people in the regions of Antioquia, when engaged in reading promotion programs have a different meeting with writers. The new understanding of the works arouses their interest in writing as the authors of these books. But most of the time, they do not have the literary devices to move in this direction.
In this paper, we will lead the learner at different stages of literary creation. The advice offered by renowned writers, it will serve not only the beginner but also the expert in the art of writing. It is always nice return on the recommendations made by those whom time has established itself as the best.
The job of the writer can be divided, at the operational level, in four key moments:
1. The appreciation
2. Planning
3. Production
4. The literary correction
Below, they are set out the different aspects of each of the stages of creation, from the experience of several writers. They have told these to give others a guide on their ways. It is important to emphasize something, the division made here is only an operating resource to facilitate understanding, but the four phases are integrated into a single indivisible process.
APPRECIATION
It should start by overcoming resistance to the literature created at school. The required reading for a summary is the best way to kill the taste for literature. Homework became something mechanical for both, teacher and student. The student thought only way out of the trouble. He went to adults. They analyzed the literary work for him. And if not, he sought texts of literary analysis in where already the job was had been done. And the teacher, in turn, did not dare to explore new ways towards promoting the delight of the literary texts. The result, it was the same. The intention, in order to familiarize students with the great writers, failed. But here, it had an aggravating factor: the unpleasant