These are some interesting questions.
Q 1: What would you tell your young writer self of the past who probably wasn’t happy/satisfied with their writing? What advice would you give?
Q 2: If you creative writing teacher were to see your finished work, what thought would you think cross their mind?
Q 3: What writerly quote would you make for yourself?
The second question might be a bit challenging, because you probably didn’t take creative writing classes and/or don’t know how you teacher would respond. Yet if you can answer the question that is good too.
My Turn:
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I would tell my young writer self to probably never give up hope because in the future you actually finished something. I’d also tell her to write things down and take plenty of notes. That is more for the me now though, but still. Seriously, just take notes and focus on one idea at a time.
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He would most likely tell me that I am good, but could do a whole lot better.
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In life there are dreamers and seekers then there are both. If you want to reach a certain goal in your life you can either dream about it or seek it out or either do both. I would rather do both.
Probably doesn’t make sense what I added for the third one. LOL!
What about you?
Often it’s something between “This doesn’t make sense, is this already very developed elsewhere?” and “Good luck on the series! You’ll do great!”
