As a writer I have been cheated, yet still I have risen above! Since the very first instances of my education in writing, I have been robbed. Institutions, my main enemy in the scheme of things, have thought and still do infact think that its fine and dandy to make generations of children into boring robots that eventually turn into bomb builders or lumps of shit. I am a lump of shit. Instead of learning good solid writing skills or anything that builds toward creativity in the mind, I was forced to learn everything that would make me into a docile human being as an adult. As a result, my nintendo playing pot smokin ass, has spent the last three years of my life growing up and trying to unlearn everything that I had previously learned just to redeem what creativity and thinking capacity I still have, where at the end of these shinnanigans, I have become a less docile more pro-active writer who seems not to resemble so much a lump of shit. .
In order to get the whole picture of who I am as a writer, there has to be some imaginative thinking, so if there are any lumps of shit out there, smoke a couple of bowls and think about mario and luigi for fifteen or so minutes then comeback and read this. Trust me it helps. Okay, so let's pretend that *you, the proverbial *you that is never supposed to be used in formal writing, has a time machine that is capable of venturing deep into the depths of say, like ninteen-ninety-one, so that we, me and *you, can see just where my discomfort for writing education has stemmed. Jump in and set the time flex capacitor for '91 and then your off in a spectacular BANG! Two-hundred-twenty-one gigawatts, GREAT SCOTT! .
Ahh. you've arrived in ninteen-ninety-one. What's that noise in the background? Is that Mc Hammer? Is that dude wearing parachute pants? HOLY SHIT, the nineties suck! Anyway, here we are in Ms. Mckernon's second grade class.
WHO AM I AS A WRITER? ... But regardless of the reasons behind any of my work, I believe my writing infallibly lets the audience know who I am and what I think, and I derive pleasure from that. ... I ask myself, "Who am I as a writer?" ... I have yet to accomplish that goal, but I am still a writer. ... I ask myself again, then: "Who am I as a writer?" ...
"Take Me As I Am" by Mary J. ... "Take Me As I Am" talks about the writer who has experienced the good and the bad but she has no regrets. ... The first verse of "Take Me As I Am," the writer describes that she has been through up and down and has no regrets. ... In "Take Me As I Am," the writer has no regrets at all because she accepts the past and everything that people have said to her. ... "Take Me As I Am," Blige expresses what she had experienced in life to become who she is now and she is stronger than before. ...
On the contrary, someone who cannot swim cringes at the thought of jumping into a pool. ... Once I am submerged in the water, or creative juices, I become distracted by the many possibilities of a great paper. ... Whether it is trouble with grammar, detail, organization, or creativity, I feel that the sooner I have a completed draft, the more time I have to point out my flaws and, in turn, better my skills as a writer. ... I am conscious of the fact that my firstst weakness, my reluctance to plan, originates from my view of outlines. ... I know nothing is perfect and everything can be improved...
Do Not Be Embarrassed By Who You Are Everyone has his own story and description about herself. ... I am a person of imperfection in terms of physical appearance and inner characteristic. ... I can still remember how proud I was when I said in front of many people that my dream in life was to become a good writer because I liked writing and all I knew was the work of a writer was just simply writing letters or words on a paper. ... I realized at those days that it was not just being a writer who wrote in a paper what I wanted to become but also to become a good writer of books and an essayist b...
Raymond Carver is a real short story writer because "Fat" fully confirms this definition. ... The one who chases Rudy? ... The I-narrator has a relationship with Rudy, an arrogant man who doesn't respect her. ... In bed the waitress identifies with the obese customer: Rudy is seen as a very tiny thing whereas she has become fat: When he gets on me, I suddenly feel I am fat. I feel I am terrifically fat,...
Showing the best and dividing it from the worst , age vexes age, Knowing the perfect fitness and equanimity of things, while they discuss I am silent, and go bathe and admire myself" (lines 45-48). ... Of course, any writer who breaks the mold and develops a new and unique writing style, will be the target of positive and negative criticism, and if that writer uses his writing technique to cover scandalous topics like sex and homosexuality, he will undoubtedly be the center of much controversy. ... Ralph Waldo Emerson, another American icon, said of Whitman's poetry, "I am not bl...
As a fiction writer, you want the reader to always be engaged in your story. ... At its core, a story is about a character who wants something but cannot get it. ... After reading, I feel like I can be a better storyteller and even be better at telling my own stories. I know the key points to GREAT storytelling and plan to use them in my future work. I am not a professional writer and do not do consistently well at any of these points, so learning about these helps me to be more aware of my writing and storytelling abilities. ...
"Teachers' Self-Efficacy for Writing" scores on the volunteering participants who are 64 teachers enrolled in a graduate course on a scale examining their self-efficacy. ... When I write an essay on a topic I feel comfortable with, I notice I have high self-efficacy and usually produce better scores on the essay or whatever it is I am writing. ... Now that I understand how self-efficacy truly works, I will use this to my advantage in my writing. ... A lot of this will come with the confidence of being a better writer because of a higher Self-Efficacy. When a writer has a higher ...
A writer is a person who has the ability to make a simple idea and turn it into a story where the reader cares about the characters of the story. I want to be a writer like other famous writers; I have a creative and open mind. I am able to tell a story so the readers care about what happens in the end. ... In larger newspapers and magazines there often are a staff of journalists and columnists with an established name who provide the regular articles (Dodd16). ... I want to pursue being a writer because I have so many stories in my mind and I want to write them and share them with the public....
