Wow! There is a cool wedsight called Tips for Young Writers. It gives good tips to make your writing fantastic. I put some of them write below.
1. Re-write, re-write, re-write. Tear every sentence apart and analyze it.
2. Does it flow?
3. Is it passive or active?
4. The best writers use an active writing voice as much as possible. So instead of saying: “She picked up the pencil,” say instead, “She grabbed the pencil.”
5. Don’t sweat it if it seems to take a century to create something good, that’s how you learn. And with experience the writing process becomes easier. Promise.
If you have anyt tips be my querst and types some down.
Hello Maria,
You've listed some great tips here on your blog! I agree with tip five mostly: with experience the writing process becomes easier. Even now at age 24, I re-write and re-write and re-write more. Another tip is if you find yourself stuck, take a break...go for a short walk. When you sit down again to write, your thoughts will flow smoothly.
Happy Learning!!
Posted by: Ms. Simon | March 17, 2005 at 01:26 PM
Ms.Simon,
In a way I would really like to be a writer when I get older. I know there is a lot of hard work in writing. I already write on my computer at home. Thanks for the great comment.
Posted by: Maria | March 24, 2005 at 08:45 AM
It's really good that you're realizing the value of rewriting and revising at this stage. I can tell you that even professional writers have to go back time and time again to rewrite their work and work with others who constantly analyze it and make suggestions to make it better. I was a journalist for ten years, and I really think you are on the right track as a young writer. Also, take some time to really look at what is considered really good writing and try to pick up as many tips from those styles as possible to add to your own writing.
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