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Authors, writers and story tellers are three categories of writers. Find out more about each writer category with tips from a published writer in this free writing career video.

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porcupinemamma Jan 05, 2009
I've never broken down the meanings of the titles, but your definitions make a lot of sense to me. I am also a story teller (an unpublished one lol) does writing for a local newspaper count???? LOL
porcupinemamma Jan 05, 2009
I've never broken down the meanings of the titles, but your definitions make a lot of sense to me. I am also a story teller (an unpublished one lol) does writing for a local newspaper count???? LOL
crystalskull1 Aug 02, 2008
I think this Mini-series of information is very well presented. Keep up the good work!
crystalskull1 Aug 02, 2008
I think this Mini-series of information is very well presented. Keep up the good work!

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I see that there are three category of writers. I define them as being an author, a writer, and a story teller. An author, I like to classify as somebody who writes great works of literature. These are the well-known authors of our time and our past. Then, there is the writer. I see that a writer is somebody who has an incredible command of mechanics of the English language. Then, you get the third class, which is were I like to put myself which is a storyteller. Somebody who conveys a story and a message and information to people in the form of a story in such a way in that it captivates them, it entertains them, it influences them, and it makes them want to turn the page to see what happens next. That is the real differences between those three as I see them.

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