Compare and Contrast Authors

Alan Alexander Milne and Alexander McCall smith are two of the adult males most beloved authors, and share much more than the name Alexander. These two authors wrote several shaverren stories, and were quite famous. Although, their writing styles may differ, they share the ability for you to perturb your mind and let it be free. Milne started emerge as a seeded playerdian writer for a magazine in New York, and he eventually evolved into a champion for childrens. Both smiths and Milnes written work is currently viewed on TV around the globe.The portion of Milnes work that is broadcasted on television is the famous Winnie the Pooh series. Winnie the Pooh was the story that engraved Milnes name into history books, and was even made into several other products. no., Smiths book No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency is one of the worlds most popular series, and a very well known television show. Unlike Winnie the Pooh Smiths series won several awards including New York Bestseller and Book er Prize for Fiction Judges. Inspiration can come in many forms.It may come as a bird with a tied message, a child, war, or even your own home. As for Milnes inspiration it came from different sources, such as WWI and his son. One of Milnes stories, Peace with Honor, was written after his resignation from the army, and is a reflection on war. As for Winnie the Pooh, it was originally written for adults in hallow to bring out the inner child. The inspiration behind the Pooh books was Milnes child. Milnes inspiration is very different from where Smith derived. For Smith, many of his stories are enthused from African folk tales. The No. Ladies Detective Agency was inspired from watching a woman chase a chicken in her front yard, and at that moment McCall Smith literally wanted to write about an African woman, thus the No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency was born. But even now Smith writes a series known as 44. Scotland Street, which is inspired fromnothing. Smith was merely dreaming up an interesting story at the time, and had no need for almost great inspirational event to happen. A writers style is always identified by reading a majority of his/her books, and is usually pitch to have a narrow writing style.Whether it be mystery, comedy, adventurous, or drama, Milne seemed to write whatever he felt like writing, even if the publics whimsey opposed it. Many of Milnes stories seemed to have a plot of a childs book, but as we all know many were meant for the child within us. Smiths style of writing is similar to Milnes theyll both make you form a slight grin on your vista because you might find the situation a bit humorous. However, in No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency, Smith wrote about adventurous mystery solvers, who would take in your attention on every page.After a story is read there is always some reflection to what was fair read, and even compared to another book that was just read. In this situation A. A. Milne would win. Even though McCall Smith may be more adventurous and silly (much like me) I find having the child brought out within is much more surreal when reading one of A. A. Milnes book. Neither fame nor an interesting birth place will help Smith, for his stories are in like manner simple and plain much of that of a childs brain. As for Milne, his wide view of writing style, and interesting characters are key to a proofreaders enjoyment.