Some really good advice for writers

1) Depending on the level of "criticism" you shouldn't take it personal. It really helps because it can make your writing better. Don't pull away. Listen.

2) On the other hand, if you're the one giving "criticism" don't turn it into a heap of negative ranting. That would hurt the writer's feelings, and think his work is nothing but trash. When your "criticizing" please also say positive things about the writer's work.

3) Even if it's strong, you shouldn't let writer's block get to you. A strong writer NEVER gives up on his writing. In fact, I love all writer's work. As long as they try.

4) NEVER leave a blog, post, comment, etc. without a spell check. It can really be embarrassing.

5) We writer's all have something in common. A great talent. Don't ever, not for a second, waste it.

:D Have fun writing!

1) Depending on the level of "criticism" you shouldn't take it personal. It really helps because it can make your writing better. Don't pull away. Listen.

2) On the other hand, if you're the one giving "criticism" don't turn it into a heap of negative ranting. That would hurt the writer's feelings, and think his work is nothing but trash. When your "criticizing" please also say positive things about the writer's work.

3) Even if it's strong, you shouldn't let writer's block get to you. A strong writer NEVER gives up on his writing. In fact, I love all writer's work. As long as they try.

4) NEVER leave a blog, post, comment, etc. without a spell check. It can really be embarrassing.

5) We writer's all have something in common. A great talent. Don't ever, not for a second, waste it.

:D Have fun writing!

TheGamemannn

I agree with 1 2, and 5 but as for three, I must disagree, if you have the writer's block that I do, the only way you can keep writing is if you make up a bunch of junk that is of a lower caliber than that of which you were writing and so you end up having a story that slowly gets worse.

as for 4, I disagree again, true it can be annoying for people to read spelling mistakes, but unless it is teh stupd tuff likethis, you shouldn't criticize someone for mispelling something, after all, it's more real if it's flawed because that's the way it was written than if it was spell checked. I happen to like the personal touch, which is why I rarely spellcheck my posts, unless I do it myself.

1) Depending on the level of "criticism" you shouldn't take it personal. It really helps because it can make your writing better. Don't pull away. Listen.

2) On the other hand, if you're the one giving "criticism" don't turn it into a heap of negative ranting. That would hurt the writer's feelings, and think his work is nothing but trash. When your "criticizing" please also say positive things about the writer's work.

3) Even if it's strong, you shouldn't let writer's block get to you. A strong writer NEVER gives up on his writing. In fact, I love all writer's work. As long as they try.

4) NEVER leave a blog, post, comment, etc. without a spell check. It can really be embarrassing.

5) We writer's all have something in common. A great talent. Don't ever, not for a second, waste it.

:D Have fun writing!

TheGamemannn

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1) Depending on the level of "criticism" you shouldn't take it personal. It really helps because it can make your writing better. Don't pull away. Listen.

2) On the other hand, if you're the one giving "criticism" don't turn it into a heap of negative ranting. That would hurt the writer's feelings, and think his work is nothing but trash. When your "criticizing" please also say positive things about the writer's work.

3) Even if it's strong, you shouldn't let writer's block get to you. A strong writer NEVER gives up on his writing. In fact, I love all writer's work. As long as they try.

4) NEVER leave a blog, post, comment, etc. without a spell check. It can really be embarrassing.

5) We writer's all have something in common. A great talent. Don't ever, not for a second, waste it.

:D Have fun writing!

irmeleeman5995

I very strongly agree with #4.

But i disagree with you about writer's block. I've had it before, and you can't just gt over it. I found that taking a break and doing something else is a big help, and by the time I go back to writing, it's usually gone.