Me, Myself and I as a writer.

I tend to think of myself as a perfectionist when I write. The only problem is that as perfect as my writing has to be, there is usually a mistake somewhere. I love to write, but it becomes such a chore because I can write a paragraph, then I will have to erase it because I don't like one sentence. Even when I text, I write with proper grammar and puntuation and I HATE to abbreviate things if I don't have to. My writing always starts out frantic and hard to follow, but after all the revising the story starts to come together and make sense.

When I write I like to use my immense imagination and creative prowess to write stories that make you wish you could live in the world that I have created. I mean isn't that what all writers want, to suck you into the story so you lose track of time and your awarness to all that happens around you? When I am told what to write and how to write it, I think that it should be easy because I am being told exactly how to do an assignment. Though I think it sounds easy, my brain won't allow me to just sit down and write. I stare at the computer or piece of paper for long periods of time and drool. It's like my brain just want's to be stubborn and not make it an easy and quick process.

Though this is frustrating, I still find a way to get all my thoughts out and wrote down. I am a writer that only likes to write about the same stuff that I like to read. For example, I like to read fantasy books with lots of violence and so that's what I like to write about. You won't see me write about murder/mystery because I am not interested nor do I care about stories like this. I try to look at my writing from a third person perspective and analyze my style, so that I might be able to improve upon it. My goal for my writing is to be able to write and publish a book that millions enjoy and apply to their writing. I don't like to dream small and I don't like to write dull.