The phrase "audience writing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to writing that is specifically tailored for a particular audience or group of readers.
Example: "When creating content for our blog, we must focus on audience writing to ensure that our message resonates with our target demographic."
Alternatives: "targeted writing" or "reader-focused writing".
But Mr. Bissoondath has managed to reach a broad audience writing critically about immigrant life.
Both writers brought up the entirely worthy point that white writers can find mainstream success with marginal subjects much more easily than those marginal subjects can find an audience writing about their own cultures and lives.
Dydo's teaching of Stein, Burns said, was his first encounter with Stein's "real," or experimental, writing — as opposed to her accessible, "audience" writing — and the beginning of the serious interest in Stein which became his life's work.
Remy Charlip, a dancer, choreographer and founding member of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company who dazzled avant-garde audiences for decades before finding an even larger audience writing and illustrating children's books with titles like "Dress Up and Let's Have a Party" and "Fortunately," died on Tuesday in San Francisco.
The third business is connecting the work to the audience: writing catalogue copy and distributing catalogues, despatching a salesforce to major retail and wholesale channels, soliciting testimonials, placing ads, soliciting reviews, touring authors, and these days, producing internet collateral from accompanying videos to online chats to full-blown game tie-ins.
The course addresses funding opportunities, the structure of grant proposals and fellowship applications, effective writing for an interdisciplinary audience, writing methods, and editing and revision strategies.
"I'll bet we get the same audience," wrote Mr. Roth, who turned 80 in March.
And, in its final words, to its final audience, wrote: "All will be well".
It was reportedly a hit ("very numerous & splendid audience," wrote one who saw it).
(At this point, some in the audience wrote "going to die" in their notebooks).
If you can't hit the notes the audience write snotty letters to the management.
