EXERCISE: Writing As a Lifelong Skill (8)
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writercisesoriginal posting: Tue, 06 Feb 2001 12:33:00 -0500
Let's take a look at some thoughts from Writing As a Lifelong Skill by Sanford Kaye, ISBN 0-534-22218-8
Okay. Definition, attitude, your writing history. And reflection on the issues of external and internal influences, how you balance correctness and expressiveness, and your confidence in reaching your readers.
But maybe in reading your history you noticed some other issues, some questions, some thoughts that you'd like to raise? What troubles you in looking back at that history? What makes you glad to have looked back? What puzzles you about the long and winding road that leads to your writing?
And that's just the first exercise in the book!
Let's take a look at some thoughts from Writing As a Lifelong Skill by Sanford Kaye, ISBN 0-534-22218-8
Okay. Definition, attitude, your writing history. And reflection on the issues of external and internal influences, how you balance correctness and expressiveness, and your confidence in reaching your readers.
But maybe in reading your history you noticed some other issues, some questions, some thoughts that you'd like to raise? What troubles you in looking back at that history? What makes you glad to have looked back? What puzzles you about the long and winding road that leads to your writing?
And that's just the first exercise in the book!
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