It's been a while since I've visited the topic of writers and their quirks. Today, I'm here to talk about a writer's need for a challenge. Challenges are what help a writer to grow, to learn more about writing, and become a better writer in general.
Many people here on ProgressiveU will agree with me when I say that creating a better future for everyone and solving many of the conflicts in the world today starts with a little thing called tolerance. And I'm not talking about just putting up with people who are different.
A question has been presenting itself to me throughout the year in my AP English class each time we discuss something we've read, be it a novel or a short story or a poem. We are given a list of things we need to recognize about the piece of literature and be able to explain it.
Let's start with something simple. Before I begin, you must know this.
I am a writer. And most of my friends and my family are non-writers.
Simple, yes? Some of you are probably wondering what this has to do with anything worth blogging on. Anyone who is a writer or who knows a devoted writer well, however, should understand where I am coming from.
