Catching one's attention

In our class discussion on Monday we talked about Literary Style. Literary Style is what keeps us following along with the literature we read. It includes the types of language used to describe images, ideas, stories, events, dialogue, and description. Literary Style can be used by an author creating meaning through language used throughout their context. Literary Style is the voice from within as the writer is speaking throughout a story.

In our class discussion on Monday we briefly discussed the importance of a letter compared to an e-mail. Based on the classes response to preferring a letter over an e-mail, I too agree. A letter has a deeper sense of meaning than an e-mail based on its type of paper, handwriting, scent, and its message, given the words being written in upper case or lower case. An e-mail can be typed in a matter of time and one can feel no emotion as to the handwriting of a letter can express one's emotion. A letter can be more personalized, one can set it around them to see each day and can make one feel at home as an e-mail can show no emotion and as soon as someone reads it they can click delete or keep it with their many files to dig through later on.