Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Post One

1. Good writing consists of a body of literature that fits the style, diction, length, and criteria of its intended niche. For instance, what may make for a stellar book report would be viewed as completely innappropriate in say, a capsule review.

2. Becoming a skilled writer takes both practice and study. Without reading AND writing frequently, one will not truly excel in the field.

3. I have no questions about writing as of now.

4. I'm good at piecing together information for a report, but I am horrendous at gathering the information itself.

1 comment:

Betsy Woods said...

I agree with what you wrote on #2. A writer has to read.