Why do you write? : r/writing - Reddit
I do write for fun, but I really want to try to publish a book the tradional way. I store my short stories in one huge document with titles, and for my novels in different docs in different folders. Reply reply
How to write an academic essay - A guide by a professional
Finally, write a sentence or two summarizing your thesis statement and what your final argument will be. It’s as easy is that. But the trick is to keep it simple. Speak directly to your reader and keep your sentences short and sweet. You can add flair and style later in the essay – the introduction is for informational purposes only. Write ...
Do you write lyrics or music first? : r/WeAreTheMusicMakers - Reddit
in my experience the music comes first simply because it’s easier for me to piece words and syllables into a song that already has structure. i’ve also written songs with the lyrics first but typically i have to adjust the words and how i use them to make them fit. usually i have a set of riffs and chord progressions that have no words and i have several words with no particular …
Writers: how do you use Chat GPT to help you write stories?
2023年3月21日 · With the length limits it isn’t very practical. But if you can write, it can rid you of writers block. You can expand on the concept. And ask questions about the story. But it won’t write a full length book. Prompt: Can I get you to provide the scaffolding for a book? Ideally it would be about 30 chapters.
How many essays/papers do you usually have to write? : r/college
2021年4月12日 · It's very straightforward; let's say it's like explaining your work in a math class. They're basically asking you to do that, not write an essay. I wouldn't recommend business if you don't enjoy writing essays. While I may not know much about the major, it seems evident that you'll likely have to write a significant number of papers.
Do you write better with a pen and paper or on a computer?
I like to write on the computer, but I honestly do my best work on paper. I think its because when you write in pen, to change something you need to cross a lot of crap out and it's just easier to push on through and change it when I type it into the computer. So in a way, that transfer from paper to computer is it's own draft.
How do you choose between writing in first or third person for
Note though: if you do write in first person from different characters, and you HAVE to label the chapters in order not to confuse a reader, then IMHO you haven't done your job. Label if you want, but if the reader can't tell the difference between Amy's chapter and Alice (or Alex) then you need to work on that character's voice.
Do you write in books or not? Why? : r/books - Reddit
TL;DR IMO, you can do whatever you want to a book you plan to own forever. But, if you think you might ever sell it/donate it, please be more considerate of the next person’s experience and write in pencil. Also, filling out textbook/workbook quizzes in permanent ink is a mortal sin.
Do you write in present tense or past tense, and why? : r/writing
2018年7月12日 · When I write in future tense everything I will write will be much more confusing to read and overall make me a worse writer. I will also end up using the word “will” far too often. I won’t be looking forward to doing this, but we will all know that the future will be unavoidable.
Do you write on the backs of pages? : r/notebooks - Reddit
To mix things up, sometimes I'll only write on one side until I get to the end of the notebook, then I'll flip it and go through it again. I'm right handed and sometimes writing on the left side of a notebook annoys me so doing this solves that issue.