Tips on Writing a Good Story FourWs and How Any storyteller will tell you the Four Ws and how are the facts that mold a story. ·hat? ·ho? When? ·hy? ·How? Each of the questions above give a reason to write a story.The next step would be to research and investigate the facts for your story. A writer should also try to convey all these facts in the first paragraph of the story,(in three lines at the most). Structure of a story: Introduction:Introduce the subject of the article and catch the readers'attention.It should be short and attention grabbing. Body:Discuss the facts of the story.What happened?Important details and other information are needed for the reader to get a better understanding of what the story is about. Conclusion:Summarize the story for your reader.What was the outcome?What is the last impression you want to leave with the reader? Types of Voices Subjective Voice-This voice is when you write the story in first person,individual.You can include your thoughts,and opinions on the subject as well. What examples of writing is done in first person? Objective Voice-This type of voice is when the writer writes as an outside viewer and more of an observer of the events in the story.This voice does not include the author's personal opinion or unrelated facts. Most journalists write in the objective voice because a responsible joumalist should aim to represent the story as an observer.Tips on Writing a Good Story Four W's and How Any storyteller will tell you the Four Ws and how are the facts that mold a story. • What? • Who? • When? • Why? • How? Each of the questions above give a reason to write a story. The next step would be to research and investigate the facts for your story. A writer should also try to convey all these facts in the first paragraph of the story, (in three lines at the most). Structure of a story: Introduction: Introduce the subject of the article and catch the readers’ attention. It should be short and attention grabbing. Body: Discuss the facts of the story. What happened? Important details and other information are needed for the reader to get a better understanding of what the story is about. Conclusion: Summarize the story for your reader. What was the outcome? What is the last impression you want to leave with the reader? Types of Voices Subjective Voice - This voice is when you write the story in first person, individual. You can include your thoughts, and opinions on the subject as well. What examples of writing is done in first person? Objective Voice - This type of voice is when the writer writes as an outside viewer and more of an observer of the events in the story. This voice does not include the author's personal opinion or unrelated facts. Most journalists write in the objective voice because a responsible journalist should aim to represent the story as an observer