creative-writinglisted

Write narrative nonfiction from verified material. Build reader movement, not ornamental prose. ## Scope Use for articles, profiles, essays, blogs, and narrative reports. Use `no-ai-slop` for AI-pattern detection or human-voice polish when narrative structure is not main job. Do not use for fiction, product microcopy, straight technical docs, or research synthesis unless user asks for narrative treatment. ## Inputs - Topic or draft. - Audience, venue, length, and voice. - Notes, interviews, quotes, data, and sources. - Required claims, exclusions, and call to action. User owns facts and voice. Never invent quotes, scenes, motives, credentials, or data. Mark missing evidence with clear placeholders. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Pin Question And Ending Write one central question. Name what stays unresolved. Choose ending image, fact, decision, or insight before drafting. If ending only repeats thesis, find stronger destination. ### Step 2: Map Sections Give each section one job. Alternate: - **Argument:** claim, evidence, analysis. - **Story:** scene, person, vivid fact, useful detour. Avoid more than two argument-heavy sections without concrete relief. Short piece may use simple hook, claim, evidence, close. ### Step 3: Build People Through Evidence Show character through action, setting, dialogue, constraint, and choice. Pick two or three details that affect story. Remove decorative description. ### Step 4: Control Reveals Use suspense when reader knows answer is c