What is the best way for someone to start their autobiography?
Should it start at the beginning? Should i tell a horrible life changing story? should i start with my impressions of the world as a whole?
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@PhoenixPhail no, i am looking to write to make sure people finish the book.
Casheyane · F
@LILY61 Someone once said that things that make people ashamed often make great stories. It kinda makes sense, don't you think?
Writers conscious and worrying about how people would think of them...are working on a barrier.
My thinking is always the same. If you want to write something others would read, make sure it's something you would read first. If you want them excited, you gotta be excited as you read it first. Because if your story is boring to you, then something's wrong.
Writers conscious and worrying about how people would think of them...are working on a barrier.
My thinking is always the same. If you want to write something others would read, make sure it's something you would read first. If you want them excited, you gotta be excited as you read it first. Because if your story is boring to you, then something's wrong.
GeniUs · 56-60, M
You work it out as you go along, first you just write anything then you put it into chapters and then you finally put it in some sort of order. I can't remember which author it was who wrote what I'm quoting but he/she also went to say 'write something' it may be terrible but at least you've started. If you think you've completed the book all you've finished is the first draft and this won't be good enough to publish. They said quite a lot of other similar stuff too but that's all I remember.
GeniUs · 56-60, M
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plungesponge · 41-45, M
@plungesponge true
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Neoerectus · M
@Neoerectus he does very good work
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Spoiledbrat · F
@Spoiledbrat isn't that the same?
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