Writing Journey
Tell me about your writing journey up to this point. Academically, in your personal or professional life, or all the above. You can focus on past writing courses, creative projects, instructors/bosses, even apps you use to keep in touch with friends and family. Anything that shaped who you are today as a writer. The focus should remain on your relationship to writing, in whatever capacity you feel is relevant. Keep in mind, while I’m hoping you’ve had positive experiences with the written word, I know that isn’t always the case, unfortunately. Giving an honest account of your writing journey is important to understanding your feelings toward writing and cultivating a productive, if not enjoyable, connection to the craft going forward.
What I’m Looking For:
• 350 word minimum
• MLA formatting and proofreading of the entire document
• A structured, coherent exploration of the prompt in full.
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In Description: Writing
Everyone who passes through an education system has done writing at some point. The inscription begins in primary schools to secondary, then tertiary levels. Tutors usually provide assignments that require writing. I remember various class tasks and essays I wrote in secondary and college. Consequently, the first skills of script originate from school education. I came across professional writing in college by chance. I frequently found my friend busy with his laptop, so one day, I asked what kept him fixed on the gadget. That day, my friend introduced me to online blogging and companies ready to teach people the techniques to earn in that field.
I spent the first three months learning sentence structures, types of writing, and forms. The hard work involved in attaining the skill dismissed my long belief that writing was all about typing words into a computer. When my tutors felt I was ready, they gave me a fast task whic...