Intertwining three styles of writing on a common theme provides variety for the reader. A pause separates each style with enough blank space to give the reader time to absorb the writing.
For example, a focus on nature might begin with two friends discussing an environmental issue. After a pause the writing moves to an interview with a naturalist or comments on a quotation from a nature writer.
After another pause a poem reveals an emotional aspect of nature. Following more white space, the essay concludes with a personal reflection on the subject. The reader gains information about the subject with each strand of the weave.
Show your passion for an environmental issue.
Select three different styles of writing. Choose: journal entries, a poem, fable, personal narrative, dialogue, or anecdotes.
Approach the subject by using three writings in sequence with paragraph breaks.
End with power and comments that will stay with the reader.
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