Creating Creativity With Words - A Creative Writing Experiment

I wrote an article in Bubblews called Becoming Creative - Using Words to Make a Story. You can see the total article on Bubblews: Becoming Creative Using Words to Make a Story. This article examines how you can use an article that someone else wrote, and use their words to make your own article.

This is not plagiarism when you make a brand new story or article because what you do is use every Fifth word in their article.

Let's repeat:

1. find an article with at least 800 to 1,000 words or a chapter in a book. 
2. write down or highlight every fifth word
3. use every one of those words in a article or story at least one time
4. Post it here, there, and everywhere

So I found a group of article that made up 1,000 words, so I have 200 words to use. I am going to make it even harder for myself by not using any other words, just these 200. It might make it a little weird a story, with weird grammar, but I think it will be a fun way to create something different. 

How about you? Do you want to try out this Creative Writing Experiment too? 

Article by Laura Jevtich of Laura-n-Sasha

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OOps, Forgot the Title - Still a great writing platform with Blogger

I like this writing style a little better than other ones, as there is HTML as well as the ability to link, pictures and videos are allowed here. I like that there is a number of words rather than spaces. I like that this is set up with blogger than any other platform. I can check my spelling, make bullet and numbered lists, change the font to something cool, and have bold, italic, and underlined words. I can even make the text in color or highlight a word to make it more noticeable. 

All in all, a great way to go. And finally, I can link my website to this post:

Thank you for something different.

www.Laura-n-Sasha.com
Thank you
Laura of Laura-n-Sasha 

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