Lamott’s discussion on shitty first draft is made persuasive by her assertion to the fact that in writing, nothing can be worse than the shitty first draft and as such, the writer needs to understand that it presents an opportunity to identify mistakes and make the necessary correction. Moreover, all the great writers today do not just write great books or pieces out of the blues, in fact they always have several shifty first drafts upon which they base their final drafts. (Pg. 4)
Lamott states that both established and aspiring writers do not always need to beat themselves up over the first few writings that do not necessarily result in to the thrilling effect that they envisioned, this is because for almost all writers, the first few writings
Lamott states that both established and aspiring writers do not always need to beat themselves up over the first few writings that do not necessarily result in to the thrilling effect that they envisioned, this is because for almost all writers, the first few writings