review the excerpt from lee childs \a simple way to create suspense\.\ni learned that fact in my first job…

review the excerpt from lee childs \a simple way to create suspense\.\ni learned that fact in my first job. i worked in television production from 1977 until 1995, and the business changed radically during that time, mainly because of one particular invention.\ncompare to this excerpt from the npr interview with karrn slaughter.\nand being a southern author, you know, i grew up with flannery oconnor, and i love reading her essays because she was such a—not just a wonderful writer, but she was wonderful at talking about writing.\nwhich is true about the two excerpts?\nboth writers share personal anecdotes to develop their central ideas.\nboth writers use their work experience to develop their central ideas.\nboth writers were influenced by flannery oconnor.\nboth writers worked in television production.

review the excerpt from lee childs \a simple way to create suspense\.\ni learned that fact in my first job. i worked in television production from 1977 until 1995, and the business changed radically during that time, mainly because of one particular invention.\ncompare to this excerpt from the npr interview with karrn slaughter.\nand being a southern author, you know, i grew up with flannery oconnor, and i love reading her essays because she was such a—not just a wonderful writer, but she was wonderful at talking about writing.\nwhich is true about the two excerpts?\nboth writers share personal anecdotes to develop their central ideas.\nboth writers use their work experience to develop their central ideas.\nboth writers were influenced by flannery oconnor.\nboth writers worked in television production.

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Brief Explanations:

  • Lee Child shares his work experience in television production (1977 - 1995) to develop his central idea about how the business changed.
  • Karrn Slaughter, as a Southern author, shares her experience of growing up with Flannery O'Connor and reading her essays (which is related to her work as an author) to develop her central idea about Flannery O'Connor's influence on writing - related discussions.
  • There is no indication that both share personal anecdotes (Child's is work - related, Slaughter's is more about literary influence which is work - adjacent), only one writer (Slaughter) mentions Flannery O'Connor, and only Child worked in television production.

Answer:

Both writers use their work experience to develop their central ideas.