How to become a good writer?

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  1. Appreciate Life profile image62
    Appreciate Lifeposted 13 years ago

    How to become a good writer?

    A writer who write anything, from an essay, article, novel, books, magazine everything under the sun.

  2. skgrao profile image66
    skgraoposted 13 years ago

    Start writing on HUB to become a writer first,you may end up by being a good writer like Patty English who is my inspiration.

  3. monticeharmonbook profile image48
    monticeharmonbookposted 13 years ago

    I FELL TO BECOME A GOOD WRITER, IS BEING DETERMING TO CREATE ANYTHING. WRITE ANYTHING. BECOMING A WRITER OF ALL SORTS,

  4. Richard Craig profile image61
    Richard Craigposted 13 years ago

    Just keep writing.  I've noticed in my own work that I have improved since I signed up to Hubpages.

  5. wychic profile image84
    wychicposted 13 years ago

    Practice, practice, and more practice! Look at some areas that you feel your writing is weak (i.e. creative writing, press releases, etc.) and learn everything you can in that area. Do a lot of experimenting, talk to people who have the skills you're trying to acquire, and read a lot of examples in the area you're trying to break into. After that, it's just a matter or writing in that area A LOT to develop your own style and comfort level with it. I've linked a hub that may also be useful, depending on where you currently are in developing your writing.

    http://hubpages.com/hub/Writing-Style-D … uely-Yours

  6. Mdmumtazmehdi profile image58
    Mdmumtazmehdiposted 13 years ago

    Just write and you see your improvement.look when you ride 1st time your car then that was not perfect but after some days or month you ride perfectly.understand

  7. rnbguru profile image41
    rnbguruposted 13 years ago

    Reading other writers will help you get exposed to different styles and thus, make you learn what works and doesn't as a writer. Then, keep writing and you should slowly build up your own skills at writing these various styles.

  8. profile image0
    eurigilesposted 13 years ago

    HubPages is a great place to practice your writing, but there are other free blogs (wordpress.com), that you can practice your writing and make private.  This way you can show your writing samples to a few close friends or mentors first, and when you feel comfortable with your abilities, then you can make them public and focus on monetizing your content.

  9. WLWC profile image60
    WLWCposted 13 years ago

    practice, practice, practice and read, read, read...
    get a feel for what works best for you and see how others make it work for them

  10. alextsui profile image59
    alextsuiposted 13 years ago

    Read a lot, write a lot, don't think too much and write as if you're talking to a good friend.

  11. Jeff May profile image76
    Jeff Mayposted 13 years ago

    This question depends entirely on what kind of writer you want to become.  If you want to become a fiction writer, then you may want to consider a few workshops at a local university. See my "Are you a writer?" hub for further reflection.

 
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