Category: Topic 3: Process
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Revisiting and Editing Your Drafts Can be Tedious but Beneficial
Revising and editing each paragraph before moving on to the next might seem a bit tedious, nonetheless, the benefits that are gained are beneficial.
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Trial and Error the Process of Creation
This blog post is about the process of creating. I also mention my expierence as an artist and I compare making a rough sketch to rough drafts.
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Writing Is A Never Ending Mental Process
The writing process is a complex mental process that requires practice and dedication. Writing processes are all different.
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My writing process
My own writing process. Donald Murray; Carol Berkenkotter. We all have our own personal writing process that works best for us. Find what works for you.
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Revising Yourself and Your Drafts
Revising your drafts is a good idea and from this we learn how to grow and how to improve our writings as authors especially when looking at others.
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Writer’s Block isn’t the End of the World
Writer’s block is usually seen as the end all when writing. However, learning to take breaks and look from a more positive perspective can help improve.
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Revision and Planning
This article discusses revision and planning within the writing process and how these methods may work for some writers but not all writers.
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The Gauntlet of Getting Ideas Down
During the process of writing a piece, and even after it has already been written, there are several obstacles that can impede one’s progress.
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Changing the reputation of revision in writing
Writing is hard and some of the hardships come from the negative view of making mistakes. But failure is the mother of creativity
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Shitty First Drafts Are a Waste Of Time!
Writing shitty first drafts is like building a house knowing that the foundation is crooked, only to demolish it later on and start from scratch.