I have recently been reading a book entitled “Writing Alone and With Others” written by Pat Schneider who is widely known to be one of the wisest teachers of writing. I only have begun this book and so far I am amazed. I do highly suggest that all fellow writers make this book an added bonus to their collection.
This was published on my old blog, but I deleted it, and republished here.
Introduction:
In this article my goal and purpose is to help my fellow readers to become more grammar structured and proficient in their writing abilities and to be more comprehensive in their reading abilities. In this article I will share with you (the reader) on how becoming a better reader can and will also make you a better writer. I am sure that we have all heard this said once before “what must go up must come down”. With that in mind, if we learn to become better readers then we will also subconsciously become better writers. Some readers and fellow writers may find this method a bit out of the norm, but then again some may also agree with me.
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