Essay About My Writing Experience

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Writing has always held a special place in my heart. My early memories of writing are ones of wild experimentation and simple joy. The act of speaking with silent power, through written words, drew me in even closer at an older age when I began forming independent thoughts and perceptions of the world around me. As a young adult, I now use my writing to pursue my passion for the environment and its’ conservation. Writing changed from a child-like fascination to a way to record and better understand my changing views of my environment. A kind of outlet for my perception if you will. Through my relationship with writing, I have found my true voice. "The real importance of reading, is that it creates an ease and intimacy with the process …show more content…

Mostly likely because it’s totally inanimate, with no conscious ability to leave. But hey, I’ll take it. I find myself lucky that I have had such an enriching and fulfilling relationship with reading and writing from a young age. By no means do I mean to say that the journey has been without its’ difficulties, frustrations, and failures and still isn’t that way. Instead, I want to convey my gratefulness for this love of reading and writing. It is an essential aspect of understanding and progression in the world we live in. The many facets of writing still, to this day, fascinate me and increase the hunger for more knowledge and skill in the art of creative expression. The simple fact that my interest and love for writing has maintained a steady increase throughout the duration of my conscious life speaks volumes about the relationship I have with it. Reading and writing have allowed me to express, understand, evolve, and mature in ways that have only benefited me. From reviewing new and up-coming bands for a music blog, testing and reviewing outdoor equipment, contributing to various online magazines, to trekking down the long road of writing my own book my experiences have made me the human and writer that I am today. It has helped me find my voice in the world and

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