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The Influences An Author's Diction Or Choice Of Words
What influences an author’s diction or choice of words?

The author chooses types of words that have a unique style that coordinates to the book they are writing.The author uses words in their first sentences to catch the reader's attention to influence the reader to keep reading. The author needs inspirational ideas of word choice to be able to tell what going on in its novel. Authors can relate to other writer just from their style of writing like writing action/adventure,drama,mystery,or romance books. Authors uses big words instead of simple words they use words that will make you think. The author uses words that the author and the reader can reflect on. Using tone will have to influence the author on word choice depending on the genre.
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