Category: Wk 8: First Drafts
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Shitty First Draft, I Think Not
Writing in a way that works for you, reexamining your process. Using the concepts of Anne Lamott and George Dila.
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First Drafts Don’t Always Need to be Shitty đ
After reflecting on Lamott and Long’s articles, writing an intentional and organized first draft may save the writer some revision time.
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Revision crisis: Maybe I am George Dila?
Reading an article by Nancy Sommers on revision has helped me uncover a George Dila side to my revision style.
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Writing Can Be a Shitty Process
Anne Lamottâs âShitty First Draftâ and George Dilaâs response both have interesting arguments that readers can agree or disagree with.
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WRITERâS BLOCK IS EASILY PREVENTABLE
How to have a strong and detailed writing by following certain precautions and many different ideas that may possibly work for certain people
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Where I Stand With Shitty First Drafts
Shitty first drafts have bursted onto the writing scene and not all agree that it is the most respectful perspective to rely on.
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Drafts won’t ever be perfect
As writers we all can get caught in the moment with trying to write the perfect paper on the first try. But thats exactly why we hit writers block
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Drafts One, Two and Three!
Drafts are always going to set the stage to what your writing will become. With work, they can always make you feel like an author
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Navigating and outlining your Writing
Don’t let the challenges of writing discourage you! Consider the various points of view presented in the five articles and take what words.
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Outline My “Shitty First Draft”
Not all writers allow themselves to write shitty first drafts. Instead, we revise and outline as we go, until we are pleased with the result.