Conventions

The best writers are likely to be gifted as well as diligent, but

most writers who write frequently and well aren't they special.
They write well because they are disciplined, because they work
hard at their craft, and because they have developed a set of
practices that enable them to turn out good work consistently.
The way I write is more common in all writers. I tell a story that
me and the readers can relate too. Writers use tools like Editing
Software. Most expect submissions in Microsoft Word (.doc or
.docx) format. Another tool is the Thesaurus. One thing that we all
sometimes need to do is find the exact right word. Critique
software automatically scans your work for writing that, though
grammatically correct, might be poor style. Backing up your work
is important. Some Rhetorical Devices that writers can use are
Alliteration, Allusion, Analogy, Hyperbole which is an
exaggeration, Metaphor which compares two things by stating
one is the other, Onomatopoeia, etc. An authors rhetorical
strategy is the series of decisions made to create the most
effective, clear, and compelling text possible in a particular set of
contexts. Authors, speakers, and artists make conscious and
unconscious decisions to improve the effectiveness of
communication. Everything we write exists in a series of
situations. The moment we write is one situation, while the
reading of a text might occur in a different situation.