Creative Minds = Euphoria
Writing in various genres at once might be difficult, but it can also help you satisfy various elements of your creative self. The many facets of your identity, the numerous voices that makeup you but which cannot always be reconciled into a single voice, may most certainly be channeled into various story-telling methods, as you may have surmised before reading this essay.
The ability to describe anything is fundamental to every writer’s craft. The ability to vividly describe settings, characters, and events is crucial to the success of any narrative piece, whether it is a short story, poem, or lengthy essay. However, when they first start out, many authors make the mistake of focusing only on visual details while describing a setting.
Flash fiction is popular because it can express deep truths and universal emotions in a few short sentences. Flash fiction may expose important truths and resonate with many people.
The inner critic is a psychological term that refers to a part of your psyche that assesses or denigrates yourself and your work. The inner critic is often characterized as having a loud, booming voice. Or as assertively informing you that you are incorrect or should not have begun. It’s the voice that makes you feel tiny, inadequate, and suffocated.
Writer’s block is the state of being unable to write, and/or the inability to write something new. Some believe it’s a genuine disorder, while others believe it’s “all in your head.” Regardless, we can all agree writer’s block is a painful condition that’s often difficult to overcome.
As an Author and Editor, I find joy in helping other writers make their babies come to life as I was able to do myself. There are times when I am so engulfed in an editing project that I cannot work on my writing, but that doesn’t mean that another author’s success has to sting. If a writer is successful in the media environment, it is a success for everyone since books are considered the underdogs. Remember, we’re all in this together – that’s why something like #WritingCommunity exists.
I’m afraid there’s no right answer to get started as a writer. Each writer comes to fiction in their own way. Whatever draws you to a good story—a gut-wrenching plot twist, a heroic protagonist, a likable villain, a happy ending—is great because it helps keep your passion for storytelling alive. But when it comes to the actual writing, the composition, and craft, all the supposed experts in the field disagree on the right approach.
Inspiration comes and inspiration goes. Unfortunately, it’s’ the going that causes the problem. Writing good material isn’t just about grammar and technicalities, it’s also about creative writing. Several exercises can spark creative writing and improve readability.
I am excited to be sharing my books (fiction and nonfiction) and content with you all as a helping hand in bettering your writing and providing great stories to jump headfirst into! This is me as an author for personal and career purposes.
