Introspection is one of the most important, yet most often neglected, parts of writing a story.
Let’s take a look at some great examples of introspection from books, discuss, then practice writing our own together
Tag: WikiHow
You find yourself in a Home Depot surrounded by cute grills. You’re craving some delicious grilled meat, but there’s one problem.
You can only afford to buy one of the grills.
Which one will you share your life with? It’s time to go on some dates!
WikiHow is one of the craziest places on the Internet, and that’s saying something. It has articles on literally everything, from How to Apply Makeup in Sixth Grade to How to Hide the Fact that You Forgot to Wear Underwear. All with completely serious instructions and professional step-by-step illustrations.
So what happens when we write stories about some random WikiHow articles?
WikiHow is one of the craziest places on the Internet, and that’s saying something. It has articles on literally everything, from How to Keep Your Glasses From Fogging Up to How to Calculate Pi by Throwing Frozen Hot Dogs. All with completely serious instructions and professional step-by-step illustrations.
So then what happens when we write a story about a random WikiHow article?
WikiHow is one of the craziest places on the Internet, and that’s saying something. It has articles on literally everything, from How to Keep Your Glasses From Fogging Up to How to Calculate Pi by Throwing Frozen Hot Dogs. All with completely serious instructions and professional step-by-step illustrations.
So then what happens when we write a story about a random WikiHow article?