Writers are
famous for their dis-confidence whether they are worldwide known or just
beginners. In order to become a writer, you are going to need time, persistence
and practice.
Write every day. You may
write for either long time range or short. Write a paragraph or a page a day
but do it every day!
If you do not
have time, get up earlier or go to bed later so there were at least 15 minutes
to drop a few lines.
Do not be afraid to write something bad, just do it. Do not leave pages empty. If you do not know what to write, begin
writing at least something, for example how bored you are, or about some object
in the room and after some time ideas will occur your head.
There are
special collections of mind joggers for writers on the net, bookstores or
libraries; such collections were developed especially to spark imagination of a
writer.
If you write during a certain period, you might stuck
in one style of writing, theme or format. Write
regularly, do not make efforts, and vary your style and format. Efforts are
important factor, which is necessary for any skill. To increase your "authormanship," do the following:If what you
write looks the same, change your style. Make it like a style of other writer
or combine styles of a few writers.
If you write for
a blog or a certain project, hit the pause button. Write something totally
different.
Ask a few writers to read your piece and estimate it; Also,
you may suggest reading and estimating their pieces. Welcome useful criticism of your pieces, directed onto their
improvement. Avoid your works to be read by people who developed negative
attitude to you (their criticism will not bring any positive results).
Look for online
communities of writers on the net or communities interested in your theme.
Find information
about local pen-club on the net or in the library.
Write articles
on wiki-sites (for example Wikihow or Wikipedia). You will help people who need
information and they will tell you how to improve your work.
If you cannot motivate yourself to write regularly,
commit oneself to write other people (it is going to be external motivation of sorts). For instance, write letters to your friends and relatives on a daily
basis or apply for participation in some writer`s contest.
The first piece of a writer always request perfection.
Doe writing a play (a story, a novel, etc), re-read
your work and find sentences, paragraphs or entire pages you are not satisfied
with. Re-write a scene from the perspective of another personage, try to find
other lines of the development of the action or change the order of events. If you are not sure why you do not like a
paragraph (a page, an action or a scene), re-write it, forgetting about the
original paragraph, then compare both paragraphs and define what you like most
of all about both versions.
Remember that
rewriting both paragraphs (pages, actions or scenes) you like is very
difficult.
Read as much as
you can. Enrich your vocabulary. Learn grammar rules. Adopt your work to
interests and preferences of targeted audience. Brainstorm before starting to
work. Write about what you would want to read about. Define a format of your
narration. Write down your ideas. Make a plan of what you want to write about. Sound
to the bottom of your piece. Write as fast as you can without
looking onto the keyboard and having no worries of grammar; just write what you
think of. Edit a manuscript. Ask someone to read your piece and estimate it,
for example, friends, other writers (you know) or readers of your blog.
Re-write and re-write again.
Try to find a
cozy place an inspiration will come to you. Some people like quiet places while
others prefer writing in noisy café. Get in touch with a local writer or visit
an autograph signing session of some writer in order to get an advice of a
professional. Although, oftentimes, famous writers are covered up with letters,
some of them try to respond.
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