Hello everyone.
I've read this tidbit in various resources, and once again it makes sense for me.
Read. Read voraciously. Absorb stories and sentences and cool turns of phrase into your brain from it all. This is the bank of words that you use when you create your own stories.
Having recently finished "The Lost Gate," by Orson Scott Card, I was reminded of this...by the simple fact that the man can assemble words together in a truly masterful way. His prose is very easy for me to absorb.
Choose your favorite author, re-read a book of his/hers, then go and write something. It's how you grow. After all, you are the one who knows your story first . . . the trick is making it so that others can know it too.
J.A. Gartshore
I've read this tidbit in various resources, and once again it makes sense for me.
Read. Read voraciously. Absorb stories and sentences and cool turns of phrase into your brain from it all. This is the bank of words that you use when you create your own stories.
Having recently finished "The Lost Gate," by Orson Scott Card, I was reminded of this...by the simple fact that the man can assemble words together in a truly masterful way. His prose is very easy for me to absorb.
Choose your favorite author, re-read a book of his/hers, then go and write something. It's how you grow. After all, you are the one who knows your story first . . . the trick is making it so that others can know it too.
J.A. Gartshore
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