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I am writing a scary story about a phone call that my room mate got while at work as a medical dispatcher. Him and his coworkers all though it was rea
I am writing a scary story about a phone call that my room mate got while at work as a medical dispatcher. Him and his coworkers all though it was really creepy so he showed me when he got off of got home. It was super creepy, anyways, one year later I decided to write a fictional scary story and it is about that number. I asked him to find that number again so I could include it in my piece but he can't. I've looked all over the internet and I cannot find it anywhere. If someone could help that would be great, it would make this story like, 1,000 more scary. I would so appreciate it.
or:I am writing a scary story about a phone call that my room mate got while at work as a medical dispatcher. Him and his coworkers all though it was really creepy so he showed me when he got off of got home. It was super creepy, anyways, one year later I decided to write a fictional scary story and it is about that number. I asked him to find that number again so I could include it in my piece but he can't. I've looked all over the internet and I cannot find it anywhere. If someone could help that would be great, it would make this story like, 1,000 more scary. I would so appreciate it.
or:You need to read novels. Lots of novels. Any novels. Notice that they all have perfect spelling, perfect punctuation, perfect composition. Notice where they use one space and where they use two. Notice that every speaker in a dialog gets a new paragraph, and every paragraph is preceded by a blank line. Notice any writing techniques or figures of speech. Take notes so you know where you found what you know. It takes a lot of reading to be a writer.
