First, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of this blog.
Guys, the main thing which will help you grow as a successful
writer is learning the 4 main different types of writing styles. When you learn
the writing style, you also learn ways to better connect with your audience or
readers. Moreover, you also have to add your own personal nuances or writing
characters to further develop your own personal voice as a writer. So below I am
going to enlist the 4 main types of writing styles so that you can use them as
a writer.
Let’s jump into the pool of writing styles below.
The 4 main writing styles you must know to grow as a writer
1) Descriptive writing
The first style comes in the list of writing skill is
descriptive writing. The purpose of descriptive writing is to give a detailed analysis
of a character, event, and place, to help the reader visualize in detail. So it
is almost like painting a picture in the minds of readers. In descriptive writing,
you talk about everything in words such as emotions, sounds, and smells like. Most
fictional and non-fictional pieces fall under the category of a descriptive
writing style. Some of the examples of descriptive writing includes are:
- Poetry & Prose
- Personal Journals
- Travel Diaries
- Song writing and Lyrics in Music
2) Narrative Writing
So the second writing style we have is narrative writing. This
style is considered being the most difficult style amongst the 4 styles of
writing. Why? Because in narrative writing there is everything to be told such
as a clear plot, characters, dialogue, setting, conflict, and resolution. And all
this requires great skills to develop a story full of imagination that can
convey to your readers easily. However, narrative writing is also one of the
easiest writing styles for reading. Examples of narrative writing include:
- Short stories
- Biographies/Autobiographies
- Fiction novels
- Epic poems
- Historical accounts
- Memoirs
- Myths,
Legends, and Fables
3) Persuasive writing
The third type of writing skill is persuasive writing. As the
term persuasive suggest you persuade people to do something or take some
action. The aim of persuasive writing is to influence the reader to assume the author’s
point of view. Here you need to make an attempt to build an emotional
connection with your readers. It simply means to be able to develop a well-defined
and debatable topics (reasons, arguments, and justification). So the persuasive
writing only uses emotional appeal to win the heart and confidence of readers. Now
have a look at the examples of persuasive writing below.
- Letter written to file a complaint or request an action
- Company Brochures
- Business Proposals
- Essays on specific belief
- Political speeches
- Advertisements/Editorials/Opinions in Newspapers or Magazines
4) Expository writing
The final style of writing we have in the umbrella is
expository writing. Expository writing is all about the logical way of writing
about personal opinions. It provides everything such as insights, instructions,
and facts in a very detailed manner about any particular topic. As expository
writing provides information about various things, therefore, another name of
this type of writing is informative writing. Let’s have a look at the examples
of expository writing.
- Self-help Books/Non-fiction Books/Textbooks & Educational Resources
- Business Article and Books
- Scientific Research/Medical Research
- Writing about hobbies and interest
- Articles and Newspaper and Magazines
- Recipes & Cookbooks
- Instructional Guides
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