@s4shiki You are a painter and a writer after all... Based on this... You could try writing a script first... Transcription,summarizing a method to write interesting ..: 1: An idea that arouses curiosity or makes you think to find it. Close your eyes and let the thoughts flow... 1a: What has happened to you lately? What do you like? What bothers you? Write everything down, then choose what catches your attention the most and think... How can I tell it in an interesting way? 2: Build the essay like a house, structure: 1: The introduction: Present the topic. You can use an intriguing question or a surprising phrase, something that makes the reader say, “I want to know more!” 2: Development: story or idea... Organize your thoughts into clear paragraphs, as if each one were a different window. Use examples, details, and above all, connect what you say well. As if you were leading the reader by the hand without getting lost. 3: Conclusion: Summarize what is important and leave a lasting impression: It can be a reflection, a powerful phrase, or even something that invites further thought beyond what you wrote. 4: Review, read your text aloud! Does it sound natural? Are there any mistakes? Could it sound better? Polishing your text is like tuning an instrument—small adjustments that make a big difference. If you want it to shine, use: compactions, interesting adjectives, questions that make people think... It's your personal touch that transforms your writing into something unforgettable. Writing well isn't just about following steps, it's about making your words matter.
@s4shiki “Borrowed quote: Jesús G. Maestro” Canonical definition of literature:
a human construction that opens a path to freedom through struggle and dialectical confrontation that uses linguistic signs to which it adds an aesthetic or poetic value that it assumes a fictional status in all its components that it is part of a communicative process with pragmatic and social dimensions, that is, specifically, a communicative process with dimensions that are: Historical, geographical, and social that literature is composed of four core components: The authors The works The readers The translators
@s4shiki Okay, that's a good point...! We've already crossed off the list “the writing” Another item that remains is the “original idea for a manuscript” 🙇♂️