Creative Writing: Imaginative Writing vs. Technical Writing
Creative Writing: Imaginative Writing vs. Technical Writing
Creative Writing: Imaginative Writing vs. Technical Writing
IMAGINATIVE TECHNICAL
Form of writing which expresses Form of writing wherein the
DEFINITION thoughts, feelings, and ideas of writer writes about a particular
a writer in a creative way subject/ topic
CONTENT Imaginative Factual
AUDIENCE General Specific
To entertain, to captivate, to To inform, to instruct, to
PURPOSE
inspire persuade
TONE Subjective Specific
STYLE Informal, figurative Formal, standard
ORGANIZATION Artistic Sequential, systematic
1. Write to be entertained.
2. Write to share and express ideas, emotions, and thoughts.
3. Write to be the person that you want to be.
4. Write to touch people’s lives.
1. Clarity
The writing does not confuse the audience
Consistent
2. Form
It has beginning, middle, and ending
3. Emotion
Readers are emotionally charged
4. Meaning and Connection
Recognize that it is all about people or situations that the reader can
connect to
5. Language
The author cares deeply about the use of words