What Is Literary Writing Ⅰ. Distinguishing features of literary writing A. Primarily distinguishable (1) : —creative or artistic content B. Two differences from a specialized treatises: —attracting not only a specific class of readers, but all the human beings — (2) used more profoundly than when only to convey information Ⅱ. Literature is a vital record of the author’s opinion A. (3) : used for the rhetorical effect B. Devices: tone, rhyme, rhythm, (4) , dialogue and its variations such as dialects and slang, etc. Ⅲ. Literary writing is, in essence, a response A (5) personal view trying to evoke a response in his reader Ⅳ. Literature is a process of communication A. Personal motivation: a (n) (6) characteristic of literary writing B. Things the artist needs to do: — (7) within himself —reaching toward the truth Ⅴ. The common nature of many different genres of the novel, like the detective novels A. Books, consisting of words that have been used to express something B. Subjective value judged by (8) C. Writers’ "literature" should encompass: numerous different kinds of writers whose works endure D. The aim of every artist: to (9) changing life, which makes him immortal Ⅵ. Conclusion Literature is an art form, a(n) (10) to life.