Technical writer

Fiction writers are generally more creative and ingenuitive than non fiction writers because they like to write about what they can create rather than write about what goes on in real life .…

The criteria needed to be considered be a good writer from an academic standpoint is a complex formula that for some comes naturally and for others is like navigating a nearly impossible labyrinth of methods, rules, and requirements. Many students including myself, struggle with these concepts. Even after having a background with college level English courses, both of which I was enrolled in at the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA), the struggle continues. In my own experience, frustration…

ENGL-2311 Online, Final Reflection Essay Writing, to me, is an essential part of who I am. I identify myself as a writer, albeit not a published author. Writing is a creative outlet for me, a way in which I can express myself with far greater eloquence than I am able when I speak. Words are my dance routine, my concerto, my ballad, my art. I went into this Technical Writing course expecting to learn how to express myself through other means, such as charts, graphs, PowerPoint and the like.…

something that is distinctive something that describes me as a writer. However, after the title page I figure out what information is the most important and broad enough to write about. Therefore, I will provide a great introduction so I can draw in my readers while giving them the details that will formulate…

into the poems. They were full of emotion. I could relate to most of them. It amazed me because it was like I was reading how I was exactly feeling that moment. For someone like me who couldn’t express my thoughts into words easily, it was like the writer had some sort of magical power to read the thoughts inside my head. This was when I discovered what Hirsch what talking about in How to Read a Poem about “Poetry we are participating in something which cannot be explained or apprehended by…

Essentially, the technical or emotional skills “apply to all kinds of writing… the experience of writing in all disciplines and genres is similar” (McVey, 290). However, Antoniou points out that “academic writing, even … in its formative stages… is always required to appear…

everything so it is important to know what you want to improve upon and work on that. It is a class in which there are many great writers; use that to your advantage. Tell them what you excel at and what you need help with, peer editors are there to help improve your writing and you should extend the same courtesy to them. Working together allows students to become better writers and publish better pieces. While editors are there to help you, you should never stop correcting and improving…

have to get it right the first time, unlike, say, a brain surgeon.” (Robert Cormier). What this quote is saying is that an author can make mistakes. If the author takes the initiative to see and correct these mistakes, that is what makes him a good writer. When the author returns to his paper, he should not be afraid to find and fix his mistakes. This is a reason why the author should look at his paper with fresh eyes, so that when he reads his paper he will correct his mistakes in a better more…

My first concrete memory of writing occurred when I was eight or nine years old. At that point one of my favorite books was the Hank the Cowdog childrens ' series, which told about the misadventures of a self-styled cow dog on a Texas ranch. I was also enamored with the 1960’s cartoon series Underdog, who was essentially a bumbling canine version of Superman. I saw no reason why these two canine protagonists should not star in a story together, so one day for fun I decided to make a crossover…

Katherine Fitzpatrick does not only suggest that digital publishing has changed the very notion of authorship and the way a work is communicated to the world, but she suggests that embracing the new technologies that have infiltrated the ways we communicate, can help people feel more comfortable with themselves and their writing. Fitzpatrick claims that we need to “rethink our authorship practices and our relationships to ourselves and our colleagues as authors.” This, to me, seems like a very…