Classifications of book writers?
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Apart from fiction, non-fiction there are technical writings,religious writing,biographies,autobiographies,essays,real life stories..etc
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Do your own homework...\n\nbut direct characterization is where the author comes out right and says characteristics.  So look for descriptions and introductions of characters in the book.
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I write books  :-)  Even though they are usually fiction, they all have messages.  They all teach and make people think (hopefully!), in order to make people's lives more enriched and in turn, the world.  (Charyl.blogspot.com)
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Writer w/manual typewriter, possibly janitor if you dont have to sign in or out on one, farmer (?), old-fashioned schoolteacher/Omish, trapeze artist, circus clown, artist/painter, person who digs up rocks/gems (?)
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Okay... here goes:\n\nnegativity\nrudeness\nbeing obnoxious\nvulgar\nghetto-fabulous types\nwannabes\nnarrow-minded, also close minded\nstupidity\n\n... and the list goes on.
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"Writer's Market" is the best book directory for book publishers.  Or if you don't want to buy a book, you can go here:  www.clmp.org, it's the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses and has a directory listing of publishers and magazines.  \n\nYou have to make sure that you're manuscript is sent to the right publisher, because some publishers only publish certain things.  A lot of the major publishers, like RandomHouse, require you to have a literary agent if you're submitting a manuscript.
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Depends on what kind of book you're writing.\n\nBranch - male, Cascia - female (if you're writing a bodice-ripper)\n\nConnor - male, Olivia - female (if you're writing a normal book)
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Technical writers may write about any of the following:\n* Computer software\n* Computer-related hardware\n* Non-computer-related equipment\n\nThey write the following types of guides:\n* User Guides\n* Installation Guides\n* Reference Guides\n* Quick Start Guides\n* Primers\n* Developers Guides...
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bookworm, bookman, bookwoman, brain, erudite person, intellectual, know-it-all, man or woman of learning, man or woman of letters, sage, savant(e), scholar, walking encyclopedia  \n(Obviously some of those terms aren't very old though.)
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Here's an example:\nbookworm / studious / bibliophile / bookish / educated \n\nA bookworm would be someone who you consider to read books on an ongoing basis, perhaps to the exclusion of other physical activities. Studious would mean someone who is devoted to study, and hence also reading often. A bibliophile is a lover of books, which don't necessarily have to be educational but the odds are that the books being read probably are. Bookish would mean someone who is so caught up in books that perhaps the way they speak or interact with people is dependent on what they have read, or they may just look like they belong in a library as a staff member or permanent resident. Educated might be more of the politically correct way to say someone reads a lot, and education is important to them. Hope this helps.
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Writer's Blocks looks interesting. I am trying to write a book as well. Let's compare notes.\n\nhttp://www.writerssupercenter.com/writersblocks/freetrial.htm
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12th class?\n\ntake a class on writing as I don't know what your question is.
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You can reach the books and literature section through the Arts and Humanities heading of Answers.\n\nAll Categories\n    ---> Arts and Humanities\n            ---> Books and Authors
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a writing style could be fiction,nonfiction, satirical, rebellious, controversial, poetic, dramatists, or journalistic
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Actually in America colleges teach "British Literature."  We just clump all writing from Great Britain (and sometimes from British author's who live in other parts of the world) into a category and study the author's by time period.\nNow what is your question?  Do you want a suggested topic?  An outline on a set topic?  Either way you'll need to give more info and tell which period of Brit. Lit. you are studying.
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well... different authors write for different magazines and they would also cover different issues. the major ones will still be covered by both but it's just preference
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Go to:\nhttp://www.parapublishing.com/sites/para/information/writing.cfm