How does hearing a story differ from reading it?

Well, in reading fanfiction, the psychological pull is often related to the existing fandom. Readers are drawn in by their love for a particular show, book, etc. and want to delve deeper into that world. In traditional fiction, it's more about the general appeal of the story's premise. Fanfiction readers might be more likely to tolerate deviations from traditional writing norms because they are so focused on the characters and the world they already know. In traditional fiction, readers may expect a more polished and traditional narrative structure. Also, the motivation in fanfiction can be to fix or enhance what was in the original, while in traditional fiction, it's just about experiencing the story as it is.

Nonfiction is usually based on real facts and events, while fiction is made up. That's a big difference. Nonfiction aims to inform, while fiction aims to entertain and often involves imagination.

A story is often fictional and aims to entertain or convey a moral or theme. News, on the other hand, is based on real events and aims to inform the public about current affairs.

Maybe she uses more voices and expressions. Since she's a character full of creativity, she might be more dramatic in her reading compared to others.

He may have interruptions due to tics. Others may read smoothly without such involuntary actions.

Well, a key difference is length. Short stories are concise and might have just a few characters and a limited scope. Novels, on the other hand, have more space to explore various subplots and in-depth character backstories.

A novel is usually much longer and has more complex plots and character developments. Short stories are concise and focus on a single event or theme.

A novel is usually longer and has more complex plots and character development. Short stories are shorter and often focus on a single event or a limited number of characters.

A short story is usually shorter and has a more focused plot. Novels have more complex characters and subplots.

The main contrast is that a column gives room for the author's viewpoint and analysis. A news story, however, is supposed to be neutral and just report the facts. Another thing is that columns may be less time-sensitive compared to news stories that need to be up-to-date.