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    Nothing In 500 Words” by Paul McHenry Roberts, which is an essay about how to basically help you with your writing and get rid of common mistakes, he says:“It is no doubt possible to be too concrete, too illustrative or anecdotal, but few inexperienced writers err this way. For most the soundest advice is to be seeking always for the picture, to be always turning general remarks into seeable examples.” (6). What Paul McHenry is saying really speaks to me since I struggle very much in foreseeing…

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    E. B White Biography

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    With some writers, styles not only reveal the spirit of the man but reveal his identity, as surely as what his fingerprint”(E.B. White Biography). E. B. White's up bringing along with his books share a distinct relationship that can be recognized by many. His personality allowed him to create the perfect children's book (Commire). This paper is about E. B. White, his greatest work Charlotte's Web, and what critical evaluators had to say about him and his works White was born on July 11,…

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    Bechdel choose to start her memoir in this fashion because it thoroughly explains how she utilizes writing as an escape her reoccurring thoughts. Some may think that writing can only be used to educate or entertain people, Writing can also be used to solidify uncertain feeling or emotions by logging events from external life and internal life and evaluating one’s mental state by tracking “changes [and] trac[ing] moods developing” (Frame 3, 89). A student, Katelyn Gemmel concurs “that writing is…

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    Walker is an influential person as she has mastered many fields of literature. She is a novelist, poet, and even an activist. Her ability to connect to the typical reader is effective and is what gives her writing the personal ties that many modern writers are missing. Alice Walker is known for her usage of imagery, supportive details, and her ability to connect to the reader on a personal level. Walkers usage of imagery brings the reader into the book and makes not easier for…

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    In “the death of the author” Barthes essentially gives power to the reader. It addresses the power of the author in reading and analyzing writing. It says that the reader has the option to cast off the background of the writer and focus more on his ideas. Volitair’s Candide and Tolkien's opposition to allegorical corresponds to "the death of the author". So what is "the death of the author"? To understand how Tolkien’s opposition to allegorical writing, one must fully understand the…

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    My approach as a writer is that I must ponder over what I should write about and how it should be written before I go on to start the essay. I am perceived to be a board walker: I have a simple task and the ability necessary to do it, but I am frozen at the start line thinking of what to do until I look back and realize a fire started on the building supporting the end of the board meaning it is time to move. The assignment asks that I analyze my growth as a critical writer and thinker, but I…

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    My Writing Reflection

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    Project 2 Toni Morrison, bell hooks, and James Baldwin are all writers, professionals crafting fully realized people living in black and white, and poetically weave humor and personal tragedy into their essays about injustice. In the past, I always avoided calling myself a writer because I simply could not compare with them or their contemporaries. Throughout the years, I realized that forbidding myself from using that title was not a humble act, but instead, limiting myself from strengthening…

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    Reflective Writing For the try-its, I chose four to practice with. The first “I’m a Fan”, then a randomly generated first line, a sarcastic thank you letter, and lastly analyzing a cliché. Writing for the “I’m a Fan” try it helped me practice my free writing. It allowed me to quickly turn my thoughts into words on the paper without the use of an outline. The random first line generator was helpful in my creative writing. I chose to use it as practice to write without an outline but also without…

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    Living Writers has introduced me to literary professionals that changed my way of thinking. I don’t consider myself a strong writer by any means. However, meeting Danielle Evans, Laila Lalami and Andre Dubus III made me realize being a great writer is just about being human. It’s possible with pure honesty, curiosity and bravery. Meeting Laila and Andre in person humanized them in a way I never expected. It gave context to their stories. Understanding their background, personality and…

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    skills, mainly because I had to take the ACT and SAT with writing if I wanted to get into the only Georgia school that I thought was up to par with my standards: The University of Georgia. Even though my teachers have considered me to be an acceptable writer, I have always considered myself rather subpar. This insecurity about my writing has haunted me throughout my life, and I have this feeling towards writing mainly because I…

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