Personal Narrative Writing Style

As a writer I am a still growing. I prefer both persuasive and narrative writing styles. Persuasive writing comes easier to me because I can apply passion to my topic and have the ability to share that passion with others. I also can apply emotion that others can relate to and feel I can make a difference and start the process of changing issues like racism, stereotyping, or global warming. I enjoy narrative writing because it is telling a story. I can tell one of my own experience or share one as though I am telling a story to my younger siblings. This style of writing also allows me to change the mindset of the reader and stimulate deep thought on the matter at hand.
When I first begin writing I decide on my topic. Once I have decided on a topic I begin to think of stories that relate to the topic. For example when writing my Things That Bug Me essay I wrote about racism and how I was irritated by it. I began to tell how I could relate by saying "because of this I have experienced racism" and from there I started my story. From the story I incorporate pathos to help the reader feel the importance of the topic and then I add a conclusion and ribbon that leave the reader to evaluate themselves and their own …show more content…
Things such as colons, semicolons, and commas. When I look at all of my peer edits and my graded papers the biggest weakness of mine is solely punctuation. I do very well at finding content to get my point across and incorporating a conclusion to keep the reader with a good thought starter. For example, "God made us all different for a reason". Or at times I use humor to bring fun to a lesson such as "popsicles should never be walking around". Saying things in a way that has a powerful impact on the reader is my strong point. Although my diction and punctuation need work I have been blessed with the gift of reading people and knowing the best way to reach out to a reader through my content and my choice of