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    This was not planned but rather a last minute decision. I figured, because I always wrote on my free time, It would be good to use writing as a way to improve my skills. The previous creative writing classes that I enrolled in weren’t challenging because I was required to write short stories and this appeared easier for me. My writing anxiety didn’t escalate until I took this class, a poetry class. Immediately, I saw myself back in Middle…

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    My Journey As a Writer Throughout high school, I feel like my writing skills have changed drastically, thanks to all my aspiring english teachers who have helped me grow along the way. Essays, speeches, and short stories have been a struggle for me in the past. Writers block is my worst enemy. Because of my helpful mentors, I’ve learned different strategies to overcome these writing obstacles. As a writer, I feel like there’s always room for improvement. There’s always some way to make your…

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    York on 8th November 1982 and she was raised in Westchester, New York. She studied literature and philosophy in the University of Chicago and then she moved back to New York and attended to New York University’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program in creative writing. She graduated from NYU with a Master of Fine arts degree. Her both parents are writers and literature professors so she grew up with an idea that sitting hours in front of computer writing was totally normal. You could say she…

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    technical reasoning. For her lack of understanding suggest forging her technical reasoning and her abilities to break down the problem and mainly focus on key points and necessities. I would then encourage her to intensify her confluence. Be more creative and confident in her writing. Don’t be so consumed in what’s expected of others that she loses herself and the elements that make her a good writer and student. MY SCORES SEQUENCE: 29 PRECISION: 25 TECHNICAL REASONING: 21 CONFLUENCE: 22…

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    started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one,” (Van Cleave , Ryan, et al). This loss of words and inspirations strickens the author with loss of creative process and stop the production of their lifeline: their own writing; through interviews, a couple of writers have explained how they deal with writers block and how they find joy in working. The first…

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    am five foot three in height. My mum describes me as having a heart shaped face, cupid lips, a petite nose and petite ears. My face is covered in moles, my Dad always regarded them as beauty spots, I regard them as moles. I have chosen to study creative writing at Kingston university, once again for many different reasons. I live for both reading and writing. I want to be a published author. I need to be a published author. I want people to adore my writing, the same way I adore reading. I have…

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    1. My hypothetical class is a creative writing class for high school seniors (17-18 years old) and there are fourteen students in the class. The class has a good grasp on writing poetry, minimal experience writing non-fiction and fiction stories with and without dialogue, and are extremely comfortable sharing their pieces with me (the teacher) and their classmates. They do not however, have experience with merging fiction and non-fiction, so that is a major accomplishment goal with this piece.…

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    In the book They Say/ I Say: The Move That Mattes in Academic Writing, there are examples of templates to use in academic writing given in the introduction. The templates are designed to express and present a writer’s ideas in a clear and orderly way. The authors, Gerald Graff and Cathy Birkenstein, argue that in order to have an effective piece of academic writing you must not only state your own ideas, but to present conflicting ideas and respond to them with your own thoughts. The templates…

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    What the page says and dear fellow writer have similar themes because they noht explain how it's hard to start a writing or to brainstorm for a writing. The writer need to be creative in order for them to come up with ideas easier. Starting a writing is hard you have to first have an idea of what you are writing about. The passage What the Page Says has evidence to support the theme. The text states, “Start with a scribble the ideas will come.”. This part of the passage states that in order for…

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    I am furious with myself for finishing this book. It was apparent within the first few pages that it was going to be grating with grammar mistakes and cookie cutter characters. What kept me reading was the interesting story idea. I truly wish someone else had written this book. The author hit it big with her first book, Gone Girl. (Disclosure – I wasn’t that big a fan of that book but it was at least readable) I imagine her publisher pushed her to crank out the next book and the result…

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