My Writing Process Analysis

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In order to produce a piece of well-rounded writing, it is a known fact that every author must be able to assemble, grease, and apply the many moving pieces of literacy throughout his work. These tasks, while being vital, do not at all necessitate that a particular technique or procedure be followed for their completion. Thankfully, writers are free to use their own methods to invent, revise, and discover. Speaking for myself, I certainly have my own writing method.
With the pen of creative opportunity in my hand, I transform. No longer am I Brandyn Kirby, high school senior from middle Tennessee; I am now a brave archaeologist, on a journey to find and display treasure among the words and thoughts that lie buried in the void of my mind. The path to discovery is never easy, but I am up to the challenge. The first step of my journey is to plan out and contemplate the details of my hunt. While this process is often slow and tedious, it reaps invaluable rewards down the line. This routine gives me answers to important questions like: How long shall this trip take? Where am I going, and what do I want to find there? How deep do I want to dig here, …show more content…

All the dirt that I have moved makes my job site dusty, preventing me from seeing my project with clarity. Once the dust has settled, I am able to revise my work. I begin to clear out previously buried large rocks from off my page; they fly off in the form of spelling errors, fragments, and unnecessary commas. (To avoid discouragement, I always wear safety glasses; I don’t get blinded by my mistakes that way.) While I am removing rocks, I consider which areas map out areas of my work will most likely yield an artifact, and mark those for further excavation. I also contemplate which areas do not show much fruitful potential in order to stop their unnecessary development. I do this several times, again allowing time for the dust to

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