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[[Image:6357ytfhg.jpg|right|thumb|[[F. Scott Fitzgerald]], photographed by Carl van Vechten in 1937.]] | [[Image:6357ytfhg.jpg|right|thumb|[[F. Scott Fitzgerald]], photographed by Carl van Vechten in 1937.]] | ||
| − | A '''writer''' is someone who writes works such as books, articles, or poetry. Examples of writers are [[author | + | A '''writer''' is someone who writes works such as books, articles, or poetry. Examples of writers are [[author]]s and [[journalists]]. |
Before [[computers]] became widespread, writing required a physical instrument to write with and an physical object to write on. In the [[internet]] age, some forms of writing become more interactive or collaborative (e.g. [[blog]]s, fan fiction). | Before [[computers]] became widespread, writing required a physical instrument to write with and an physical object to write on. In the [[internet]] age, some forms of writing become more interactive or collaborative (e.g. [[blog]]s, fan fiction). | ||
Latest revision as of 11:38, July 12, 2016
F. Scott Fitzgerald, photographed by Carl van Vechten in 1937.
A writer is someone who writes works such as books, articles, or poetry. Examples of writers are authors and journalists.
Before computers became widespread, writing required a physical instrument to write with and an physical object to write on. In the internet age, some forms of writing become more interactive or collaborative (e.g. blogs, fan fiction).
See also
External links
- Where the magic happens. Harvard authors offer sneak peeks into their writing lives.
