Dear Writers and Emerging Talents with ShiningPens,
Please review the following jotted ideas but not be limited to, for some of the fundamental essences of creative writing.
- The rule of thumb for writers is to read at least two articles or blogs by other writers on the day before you sit to write yours.
- Disorientations in formulating a logical and organized message and arguments between the lines and paragraphs might cause the readers to get lost amidst the cloud of nowhere.
- Doing research on the subject matter, keeping knowledge, staying learned and informed, reading others are some of the worth-building habits of a good writer but creating your own innovative piece is the goal.
- Watch out! Deduce repeating the same words every now and then but use synonymous words and phrases instead.
- Be careful! Are you loading your paper or the screen with a load of heavy jargons that might risk your readers being tired of looking at the dictionary before they enjoy your writing?
- Use simple and effective words that inclusively serve everyday readers in general.
- Always stay aware of not being lost in the jungle of words and not being able to figure out the safe way home.
- Make a mental draft with clear thoughts of the contents that you are writing about today.
- Plan how you open, how you fill in stuffy in the middle and how you conclude.
- Do not rush and make haste. Taking a week to write one better is always better in a creative world than hastening to make one in an hour that you regret long for.
- Try not to submit the first draft already. Write, pause, grab a coffee, go for a road trip and come back, read, rewrite, edit, add, delete, re-edit and finish.
- Show it to a friend, teacher, or seniors in the family who you think can assist you in making it better.
- Use Grammarly Extension to avoid possible lapses in grammar and spelling.