Category: Wk 4: Process Questions (Lamott/Dila, Scirica/Contreras/Brainstorming/Finding)
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Different Types of Writing Processes
Focuses on different writing processes by George Dila and Annie Lammot. Who’s process is right or wrong? Or are neither right or wrong?
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Different Styles
Different styles and literacies make who you are as a writer, an author, and as an audience and these differences stick. What’s yours?
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The First, Second and Third Draft
Some drafts need to be really bad in order for anything to turn out good, a shitty first draft allows you a great final product.
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Lamott vs. Dila: Who’s Correct?
An article highlighting points on the writing process made by Lamott and Dila, comparing the two, and adding my own personal opinion.
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First Draft Dilemas
Lamott and Dila explore the balance between embracing messy first drafts and the importance of planning in the writing process.
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Dila vs Lamott’s Writing Point of View
My interpretation on Dila and Lamott’s papers and my thoughts on their writing. Along with what I agree and disagree with based on their writing styles.
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“Shitty First Drafts”
Dila and Lamott’s two different views on first drafts. We’re trying to find out to ideal way to write, multiple drafts or revising the same one?
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Revising vs dumping
The writing process is different for everyone, from revising as you go to free writing and then revising. Which method is perfect for you?
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Is there a perfect way to write?
Every writer has their own way around writing. Is there a way that is better than others? Or is it really up to the writer?
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The First, The Last
You either strive perfection or you don’t. There is no “doing things half way”. You do not become the best by simply “doing”. You must act with purpose.
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Contrasting Writing Processes
While both authors, Anne Lamott and George Dila, present arguments for their writing processes, everyone eventually finds their own process.
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It’s ok to write in your own way
why do people judge others writing style? I can agree with both authors. You don’t necessarily have to write something and it immediately…