Hello everyone, Microwriters

Welcome to the fourth week of our microfiction writing workshop.
Write in micro size

I WRITE IN DIFFERENT GENRES.
#microwrite04

WHAT'S NEW:

• Follow the tag #microwrite04
• 4 tasks | 2 posts | Comment assertively, leave suggestions and identify the genre of your classmates' stories.
• New participants are welcome to join, help us promote.
• Our TOP List of the week.
• We want your feedback, please complete the activities in this post, if you haven't already:

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Let's get started

Objective: Adopt the structure of a micro-story to different literary genres.

• Create a character profile.
• Explore your flexibility and versatility in micro storytelling.

Access the theory lessons: -- I explore literary genres in micro-stories

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Previous steps: Identify the following elements:

1. Most comfortable genre: The genre or style in which you feel most confident and comfortable writing.
2. A genre that attracts you but that you haven't practiced much.
3. Your least favorite genre.
4. Check in the comments what character or activity the teachers suggest to you.
5. Study the evaluation rubrics, there we outline what we want from you and your narrative.

PUBLICATION 1: Task 1 + Task 2

Task 1: Synopsis of the main character. (Find the assigned character in the comments)

• Study theoretical lesson 2.
• Investigate how to create a character.
• From the following list, create a synopsis of the character that was assigned to you in the comments by the teachers. (Remember, concise and direct) See example Coming

Aspects	Consider the following:
1. Biography	•How has his/her life been so far? •Cultural context •Key Background
2. Psychological Profile	•Tastes •Dislikes •Personality, character. the dark side of him/her.
3. Appearance	•Physical attributes •Age •Others that you consider important
4. His/her search / Motivation	•What do his/her want? •What need does he have? •What is his/her urgently need to do?
5. Associated characters	•Friends, family, pets. •Enemies. Real or imaginary

• Save this synopsis to submit with assignment 2.

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Task 2: The most comfortable gender

• Determine the narrative genre that is most comfortable, familiar, or comes naturally to you.
• Research the characteristics of that particular genre. Briefly explain your choice.
• Be sure to specify the name of the literary genre you chose for this assignment.
• Create a micro-story of no more than 150 words within that genre, using the character from task 1 as the protagonist.
• Use as the protagonist the character you described in task 1.
• Use a title that captures the essence of the story.
• Get inspired: look at the examples provided.
• Use only one image for the cover.
• Post on your blog or in a community, both in your native language and in English.
• Surprise us with your reflection: short and concise, focused on what you learned, what was easy, what was difficult.
• Post Title: My Character in Synopsis
• Tag @joslud and @solperez .
• Use the hashtags: #microwrite04 #story #learnwithsteem #shortstory #creativewriting #steemexclusive #country
• Invite friends to comment on the story and give their opinion on the story.

PUBLICATION 2: Task 3 + Task 4

Task 3: The genre that attracts you, but you haven't practiced much

• Determine the genre you will use for this task.
• Be sure to specify the name of the literary genre you chose for this assignment.
• Research the characteristics of that particular genre. Briefly explain your choice.
• Create a micro-story of no more than 150 words within that genre, using the character from task 1 as the protagonist.
• Use as the protagonist the character you described in task 1.
• Use a title that captures the essence of the story.
• Surprise us with your reflection: short and concise, focused on what you learned, what was easy, what was difficult.
• Save this story to submit with task 4.

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Task 4. The least favorite gender.

• Determine the genre you will use for this task.
• Be sure to specify the name of the literary genre you chose for this assignment.
• Research the characteristics of that particular genre. Briefly explain your choice.
• Create a micro-story of no more than 150 words within that genre, using the character from task 1 as the protagonist.
• Use as the protagonist the character you described in task 1.
• Use a title that captures the essence of the story.
• Use only one image for the cover.
• Surprise us with your reflection: short and concise, focused on what you learned, what was easy, what was difficult.
• Post on your blog or in a community, both in your native language and in English.
• Post title: I write in different genres.
• Tag @joslud and @solperez .
• Use the hashtags: #microwrite04 #story #learnwithsteem #shortstory #creativewriting #steemexclusive #country
• Invite friends to comment on the story and give their opinion on the story.
• Comment on at least 4 posts in a respectful and assertive manner, leaving suggestions and identifying the genre of your classmates' stories. Ask questions?

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Remember: we've reached the halfway point of the challenge, we're starting to explore the boundaries of micro fiction.