### person | author | journalist:

Photojournalist
* Some photojournalists are self-employed, doing freelance work for various publications.
* are interested in telling a story
  - theoreticians in some form
  - warriors who shoot with cameras instead of guns
* create images of history, whether candid or posed.
* often hope that something they do with make a difference.
* seek stories of immigrants struggling in a new land.
* seem to exist in the flux between photographic enhancement and alteration.
* serve to record history and present slices of life in a visually appealing way.
* take pictures of newsworthy events, people, and places.
* tell their stories with pictures.
* use a spray can of compressed air to blow dust out of their cameras.

Sports writer
* are journalists.
* use colorful verbs to describe athletic events.

Sportswriter
* are entertainers of a sort
  - journalists
  - speakers for the masses
* often make references to fairy tales and heroic stories in their articles.

Litterateur
* are like family members.
* is an author

Lyricist
* also write the words for songs.
* are authors
  - writers

Novelist
* Many novelists are well-known and widely revered.
* are artists
  - writers
* can use collages as a means to visually create characters for their books.
* cannibalise their offspring for plots and dialogue.
* guide to fiction books.
* mostly sit alone in their studies.
* often spend many weeks researching a subject before starting to write.
* work to make an emotional impression on readers just as poets do.

Playwright
- craftspeople as well as artists
  - the chroniclers of our time
* employ acts to indicate changes in time, setting, mood, etc.
* is an author
* see people as characters.
* tell stories verbally.
* write for audiences
  - scripts for theatrical productions

### person | author:

Poet
* Some poets describe polar bears.
* Some poets live all their lives in fresh water
  - in salt water
  - spend part of their lives in salt water and part in fresh water
  - try to write every day
  - write of flowers in the spirit of botanists
  - bearers of truth and light
  - contemplatives by vocation, for whom the world is the vehicle of the soul's awakening
  - creators, expressing feelings and emotions from their own mind
* are located in book stores
  - classrooms
  - gardens
  - homes
  - libraries
  - poetry reading
  - universities
  - patients, survivors, spouses, family members, friends and health practitioners
* are the lawgivers of the ages
  - unofficial legislators of the world
  - used for rhymings
* considers any style of writing.
* die by their hands but live by their words.
* have poems, statesmen have history books, and lesser mortals have progeny.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an author
* use habits
  - letters to show the pattern of rhyme
  - representations
* write songs to be sung in rhythm to musical instruments.

Recent author
* Many recent authors use 'hegemony' to describe America's relationship to the rest of the world.
+ Hegemony: Politics
  * This word is most often used when talking about international relations. Many recent authors use 'hegemony' to describe America's relationship to the rest of the world.

### person | author | scriptwriter:

Screenwriter
* are capable of present treatments
  - scriptwriters
* create scripts for movies and television.

Several author
* attribute stimulation of the immune system to the presence of probiotic flora.
* report that girls have less difficulty buying tobacco than do boys.