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"Vignette" as in "a short descriptive literary sketch", yes? Or as in "a brief incident or scene in a play or movie"? For the former meaning, a vignette is just a short story.
- "Vignette" as in "a short descriptive literary sketch", yes?
- Or as in "a brief incident or scene in a play or movie"?
- For the former meaning, a vignette is just a short story.
- So ...
- just write a short story.
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"Vignette" as in "a short descriptive literary sketch", yes?
Or as in "a brief incident or scene in a play or movie"?
For the former meaning, a vignette is just a short story. So ... just write a short story.
For the latter meaning, you'd have to lay your story out like a play, like this:
[George enters the room, dressed in black]
GEORGE: How do I writ
Or as in "a brief incident or scene in a play or movie"?
For the former meaning, a vignette is just a short story. So ... just write a short story.
For the latter meaning, you'd have to lay your story out like a play, like this:
[George enters the room, dressed in black]
GEORGE: How do I writ
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I think 'vignette' is more commonly used these days to descibe a photographic technique whereby the edges of a portrait are softly faded into the background.
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