Week 6 Story Laboratory

 Story Lab

Advice to Writers

  • The first piece of advice was write what you know. Specifically, say you are from a small community or rural area represent that in your writings.
  • Another piece of advice comes from Maurice Chatman. She advised that you should not be afraid to produce material you think is bad. She goes deeper into saying that writing is actually editing, you start with something very rough and you figure it out how to make it better.
  • The last piece of advice I found interesting was actually advice given to Maurice Chatman that they found to the best they have received. They told Maurice that you should start writing earlier rather than later. Specifically, that while trying to write it easy to discover what research is actually needed for your paper. 
Advice to Writers

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