Creative writing

When you are young, writing is basically a chore that you must do for school or torture. All the words, thoughts, ideas running around in their heads, never stopping even for a second, or nothing coming up and having to spend most of the time figuring what you are going to write. The deadline crushing them and stressing them out, hoping to finish in time. I was like that, the only time I would write was for school or if there was something that needed me to write. Even then I did not do the best

I will admit that, when I first saw the class "Professional Writing," I thought it would just be something I would have to get through to achieve my Creative Writing degree. In the beginning of the course, I still felt that way. My personas back in Week One were somewhat half-hearted and lacking in detail. Neither persona delved deeply enough into the character, although I could have done so if I put more effort in. But as this course began, I wasn't particularly enthusiastic about it and didn't

I searched-looking left, right, and then back at my clock-repeatedly until I saw the rectangular piece of a paper held by an unfamiliar face that read “Mina Poppas”. I made eye contact with this unfamiliar person and approached cautiously. The unfamiliar face smiled slightly and asked if I was in fact, Mina Poppas. I replied with the nod of my head and quickly glanced downward avoiding further eye contact that would engage in more conversation. Despite my best efforts of minimal conversation

As a creative writer, I stand apart from the rest. When I was a child, I never found reading fun or an activity I would do on purpose. The thought of reading different combinations of phonetic symbols for hours on end didn’t sound like an ideal Saturday afternoon. I found excitement in creating stories and breathing life into characters, but not through the writing medium. As a child, like most writers, I wrote books. Except, I had an emphasis on the art quality rather than how words can manipulate

My strengths in writing lie more in the creative aspects than in the grammatical aspects. When I am inspired I think I do fairly well with the creative parts of writing but I allow the rules to fall by the wayside. I strive to do better with my grammar because I know it is essential in order for my writing to be best understood but I still struggle. I have also struggled with dyslexia and the problems which come with that. The rules of grammar can be frustrating to me, especially when there seem

Creative writing is a difficult process, often prone to failure. Upon hearing my frequent complaints regarding the activity, my friends often ask me why I bother with the business at all. There are several reasons why I write. However, to say that there is any one specific explanation would be incorrect and would oversimplify the subject. From an early age, I was gifted with a strong imagination. A daydreamer by nature, I ‘played pretend’ industriously throughout my childhood. I wrote my first story

I would love to be a creative writer at Barbara Ingram School for the Arts. I enjoy writing very much, so when I heard about the creative writing program, I was beyond excited and wanted to learn more about it. I later attended the session night and walked out of it knowing I had to attend Barbara Ingram. I want to be a creative writer at BISFA so I can become a better writer. Attending BISFA is a great opportunity for me to focus and greatly improve on my writing. I'll be able learn different styles

He was up for most of the night worrying about the matter of his transcripts. The next morning he went to work forging a set of them. It took some time and effort as he needed to make a record that would be good enough for beacon but not so good that anyone would have already heard of him or feel the need to check his story. He had finally finished and nervously click the option to submit his transcripts. When he did he received an alert on his screen. After the initial panic that he had been found

“As long as you guys don’t quote me, I can tell you I believe the killer was taller than five foot nine and shorter than six foot three. As you know, we have a formula for everything,” she said joking. “We came up with this calculation based on different criteria - the force used to split her skull, the angle of attack, and so on. It will all be in the formal report for you to peruse at your leisure.” Maddie busied herself typing the information into her computer as it was relayed. She never

There are two types of writing over a broad spectrum of authors,professors and educators, These two different types of writing are creative writing and professional writing. Creative writing and professional writing do have similar qualities such as, the process that you go through revising and editing the article that you are working on, the amount of time it takes, and the prewriting process, there are also some differences like, the location that you chose to work in, the price for the supplies