What have you learned about yourself as a writer since you've been in this course?
I've noticed a lot change in me when it comes to thinking about different things. It's more so of the blogs then the articles that make me feel like that. Even when it's something all about why Nate Bailey is "The Boss", the blogs help me think more out of my own bubble.
Describe your writing process.
Biggest thing is the general idea. A subject always comes first. Then think about what you're trying to write. Like if my subject was birds, I want to think about that I'm trying to tell my readers about birds. Birds, they're the coolest animal. NOW, I want to think about how I'm going to tell the reader the bird is the coolest animal. Birds, they're the coolest animal, because they can fly. And TA-DA~
What do you like to write about?
I like writing stories more. I mean, I like Online Publishing, It's cool, but if I had to pick between Online Publishing and Creative Writing, I'd take Creative Writing. I like writing fiction, horror, fantasy. Something imaginative, that I created all by myself.
What do you not like to write about?
Myself. In the blogs when I'm asked 'What do you like?' or 'What's your favorite...?' or 'What do you like to do?' I'm not really SURE why, but I really think it's not enjoyable to write about. Maybe because I like creating stories rather then repeat something I go through daily.
What impact, if any has this class had on your writing?
Mostly, It's made me think in a completely different way of writing. As I said, I really like writing fiction and stories, and now that I'm writing articles and events that are actually happening, it's defiantly something new to me.
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