Avoiding the truth about the author

Avoiding the truth about the author Looking for my notes, lectures and textbooks to help the idea to write stronger, better and more powerful, I found a collection of various suggestions, all are useful. However, these are just some possibilities, I am writing an article, not a book. Writer's Digest, page 12, a quote from GK Chesterton, summarizes the need for these ideas: "A good novel tells the truth about its hero but a bad novel tells us the truth about its author. "Even if the citation refers to a novel written any fiction can be inserted. Here are some of the things that help our letter to tell the truth about its hero, and not the author. Correct use of grammar, including punctuation, spelling and capitalization. One area where the lack of 'the author quotes as they appear are used well or badly. Note the following suggestions: 1. Quotes sums dialogue. An appointment in the budget uses a single brand, "John said, 'You're wrong." 2nd Periods and commas inside quotation marks, single or double: "I really do not understand what you mean," said John. "Mary said, 'You left the door unlocked." 3. If the dialogue remains the same from one speaker to the next point, do not use the quotes end up at the end of the last paragraph of the speech. Using quotes from opening by the beginning of each section of dialogue. Remember that each time a different person speaks, a new paragraph is necessary. That only a few tips on how to use the quotes. A good reference for the punctuation should be checked by others. According to Writer's Digest in November 2005, "Written on the need for dialogue and to book your appointment readers can easily follow the story - and the use of quotation marks can cause great confusion." Another area of grammar, which often are among the prepositions between and among abused. One of my pet Peev hearing or reading, is "just between me and John" or "just between you and me 'Come, and between is a preposition, but uses two persons or objects, which require the form of an object pronoun. Therefore, the correct usage is between John and me or between you and me. Some require more than two objects or people. One is archaic, that is no longer used. Between or among you must be used instead. In fact, whenever a pronoun is the object of a preposition, the pronoun must be the objective case: me, us, him, her, them. Which is used for both the case name (subject) and the objective case. Avoid exclamation points! They should be used rarely, rarely done, and only through dialogue. If an author has written, then the attention is not necessary to announce something important. I asked why an author should not use cliches, generalities, stereotypes or in writing. According to William G. Tapply, in "It's not a showoff," The writer, in November 2005, page 20: "cliché .... Call unwarranted attention to lazy, uncreative writer. Ban the writing. "Not only a strong active verbs to add to your writing, but also the names that create strong images, colorful ideas and / or specific people, places and things. (Constance Hale, author of the month of November 2005, page 38). I hope I have given advice to help with their heroes and write stronger and better. Scripture is full of action and adventure. We do not have to make reading more dangerous than necessary. Sources: 1. The writer, 2 November 2005. Writer's Digest in November 2005 3. Several textbooks on grammar 4. It takes note of the lesson plans Vivian Zabel