Many new writers feel they have no experience of life, and I wonder if it has the basic knowledge and events, the attention. Some May their entire life in a very small town with limited resources and activities, use a quiet, family or naive not to know the life.

Naivety are hindered their ability to write prose and the right question? For a writer to all life is full of information, leading to neglect, it seems May He is the talented writer who can be a little creative prose of information. In fact, if we are not something a little experience, the task of a large amount of knowledge, in all probability, how large.

What then is the solution? Where did the idea of being a writer? How to choose the writers and writing topics with depth, clarity and credibility? How important is the individual experience in the writing process? The importance of the depth of your creative work is the extent of your knowledge and know-how?

To answer these questions, consider the life of Emily Dickinson. Dickinson is in the literature of America as one of the great American poet, composed of roughly the 1775th However, Miss Dickinson was an unmarried 56 years living in the town of Amherst, Massachusetts, to a prisoner. Despite the absence of any outside influences, Dickinson profoundly touched themes such as love, death, immortality and the nature.

What can we conclude, Emily Dickerson written? Looking at the art of writing is much more important to have imagination, curiosity and empathy as a personal experience.

The fact that you want to be a writer is a good indication that your imagination. True understanding comes from within, in the ability, experience, rather than in it.

In every phase of your life is your own perspective. Anything that a writer is to the material that can be used, Awaken your experience with the question, “What if?”

 Live Life with joy. Breathe deep, laugh loudly, to carefully observe and reflect on what your observe. Be vitality, curiosity, ask questions and express your wishes in writing in depth, as the structure of the prose of your observation, experience and imagination.