STORY LINE BY WILLIAMSJI MAVELI

STORY LINE BY WILLIAMSJI MAVELI

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How to Write a Short Story, a Screen play or a novel? Do you want to be a screen play writer, a novelist? Learn about the types of fiction writing whether for Print media, web site or for movies.

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Williamsji Maveli writes in a new column exclusively on stories posted in Cosmofunnel with a view to  discuss on various issues of story writing, screen writing etc. From where story ideas comes, plus an incredibly simple way to improve your imagination and your writing. The Column will commence effectively from Monday, 26th May and will continue to  cover all related issues and debates on story writing, screen writing whenever any situation arise from the inputs of COSMO or from any other inspirations from the author himself. The author was an Assistant  screen play writer for many TV projects based in UAE  during year 1980's  and currently he is involved in screen writing for short films based in Cochin.

What is a story? Every human being is carrying a story of his or her own and each and every story has a beginning, middle, and end. It may be summarized as the record of how some imaginary person writes on life. But the secret to successfully getting a short story written or fulfilled is to add something special to your style of storytelling or the way it is being told or carried to the readers or audience as appropriate.

- WILLIAMSJI MAVELI

Author can be reached by email : williamsji@yahoo.com

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Erika Loots writes a story titled as " Looking  back " which is being narrated in an autobiographical style in a simple pattern. Please accept my congrats on your winning nomination of your above autobiographical story.

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• Author of Story: Erika Loots
• Title of Story:  Looking back
• Date of posting: 26th May
• No of votes: 3
• No of views: 202
• No Comments: 3

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There are no hard and fast rules for creating a short story, it all depends purely on the authors wish how to start with a word, a sentence or a paragraph for a short story or a page for a novel.

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• STORY LINE

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I have always had this awkward feeling that I was different from the others, the others of course being the children my age, the ones you are forced to from a very young age to relate to, and beware if you don’t, you will be a subject to multiple psychological tests that will leave you scared or on chronic medication for the rest of your life. 

Life itself is a story to tell or to write. The return or remuneration for writing is discovering something about yourself which you never knew before.Every individual has a life thread, a story line, their own personal life—including yours—It all unfolds like a story. Autobiographical stories are stories that we tell about ourselves and our experiences. The story goes like an investigation or narration of an important period, say school life or married life, its experience, or relationship in your life. When you tell a friend about what you did during the weekend or describe a funny thing that happened to you, you are engaging in autobiographical narration—telling a story from your own life. This is one of the method adopted by writers in literature An autobiographical narrative can be as simple as a description of a recent car trip or as complex as the entire story of a person's life.

Effective autobiographical writing includes a sequence of proceedings presented in a reasonable order, with you, by the writer, as the main character settings drawn from real life of a conflict or tension that affected you during the events described, details, thoughts, and feelings shown from your perspective, insights you gained through the experience described in the narrative.Autobiographical interpretation is the activity of creating relations between diverse parts of one's past, present, and future life and one's personality and expansion. It embeds personal reminiscences in a ethnically, temporally, causally, and thematically consistent life story. Civilization and socializing interactions shape the development of autobiographical reasoning especially in late childhood and adolescence. Situated at the intersection of cognitive and narrative development and autobiographical memory, autobiographical reasoning contributes to the development of personality and identity, is instrumental in efforts to cope with life events, and helps to create a shared history. Erika Loots ends the story in cool way with the conclusion as below:

  The more I learn about people the more I realize that standing on top of a mountain alone is better than standing at the bottom amongst a lost crowd looking up. 

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BY

WILLIAMSJI MAVELI

williamsji@yahoo.com