Rules of Creative Writing

When we use the term Creative Writing, the word 'Rule' automatically gets rules out. People search the internet to find rules that they can follow and become popular like famous authors. But if you ask those famous Authors, they will tell you no rules. Not because they want to conceal the secret but because there are no rules whatsoever.

But, yes, discipline in writing helps you become a good writer in an organized way. And the writing discipline helps.

Creative Writing as such is a free form of writing. And no one can ever say that your writing is not creative. The reason is simple, your style is definitely different and people are free to like or have a different opinion.

But, at the core, you know that whatever you write should make sense. A story you write should be credible even though it is a fiction of fantasy. And all the logic and sense comes when writing is disciplined. We all know it but the question is when we begin to believe it. Just like walking without a purpose and rhythm will only give you the satisfaction of working out but it may not have any impact on your body.
No matter what your profession is and how much time you find after all the activities of life, you should follow a writing routine for many reasons. Some are:

• Maintain the flow of thoughts
• Feel the movement
• Feel the story
• Love for characters
• Sense of accomplishment

Besides all the aforementioned benefits, the disciplined creative writing keeps you motivated. Writers often give up their stories or leave the novel midway, not because they cannot write, but because they are not motivated enough. And until you have become popular, you will have no motivation except that blurred dream of becoming a writer.

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Customize Invitation Card Content

Customize Invitation Card Content by Prashant V Shrivastava

Be it a small birthday party or a lifetime event like engagement or wedding, the invitation cards always mean a lot to us.

Generally, cards are chosen from available designs with the designer. All the hard work to find a suitable and pretty unique invitation card ends with a card design. But, the card also has invitation text. And for that, we just provide some raw invitation and occasion details and the printing studio uses those ages old and pretty generalized invitation text to wind up the task.

The purpose of an invitation card is to have some content that the recipient can appreciate and like. and we do not pay any attention to that very reason of an invitation card.

Now, there are many online content services available where you can get customized content for your special day invitation card. Customized invitation text not only highlights your personality and character better, it also makes the card really look different and unique.

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Why Creative Writing is fun?

Creative Writing is a sheer fun simply because it lets you pour your feelings and expressions out without any rules or regulations. The only rule of thumb is that is should make sense. There are people who would ask you to follow the rules and ensure that all your work is in sync with the rest of the work written elsewhere. Such well-wishers are good but not for you. They are actually people who are not creative at all. A creative person will not need suggestions from others. A creative person rather will draft their own way and then create the history.

You do not need to aim to create history first up. You just need to be expressive and write what your brain dictates. Never worry about spelling mistakes or styles or punctuations for that matter. As they say, write drunk and edit sober, so you always have the opportunity to come back to make it better.

Now, editing does not mean you follow standards set by others. All you need to ensure in Creative Writing is that the grammar is okay and sentences make sense.

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