Heller is a longtime outdoors author and magazine writer, for "Outside" in particular, and he takes a "Big Two-Hearted River" approach to his nature writing, constructing the natural world block by verbal block.
He continues, "As soon as I started writing, or constructing plays, she would read, comment, make suggestions.
Mr. Hall, who began his career writing tightly constructed mystery novels, produced a steady stream of works, most set in the American West, of which the best known is "Warlock" (1958), a fictional reimagining of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
Then, he says they should spend another couple hours writing and constructing the content – enough for one or two Facebook posts and two or three tweets per day.
Pinkner elaborated in another interview that when the "perfectionist" crew were writing and constructing the parallel universe, they spent a lot of time on a high "level of attention and detail" that had all of the different departments and actors weighing in.
He writes and constructs sentences for his voice synthesiser by twitching his cheek when he wants to choose a character on a list that he sees highlighted by an automatic scrolling device on his computer screen.
In "The Kennedys: The Conspiracy to Destroy a Dynasty" (2005), Mr. Aaronovitch writes, "Smith constructs an overarching theory that connects the deaths of Marilyn, J. F. K., R. F. K. and Mary Jo Kopechne, the girl who died in Edward Kennedy's car at Chappaquiddick in 1969.
In a way, Guyotat constructs his history as he writes it, constructing a field or space that wasn't really there before he struck at it, though it smells and feels a hell of a lot like shit we've hidden.
Discourse synthesis is arguably the core process of the reading-into-writing construct.
Chan (2013) began to fill this gap by defining the target reading-into-writing construct EAP tests.
