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Ray Bradbury's Advice for Writers - James Quiambao

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When I first made my writing intentions known, I asked one of coworkers at the time, a former English professor for advice. The next day she handed me a printed copy of Ray Bradbury’s Greatest Writing Advice. This was a year ago, I’ve never written for leisure before. And reflecting on it, this piece was hugely influential to me as a writer. I originally got the idea of a semester at the library from this piece. You don’t become a writer by taking writing classes I wouldn’t be writing every day either if it wasn’t for Bradbury’s advice. Quantity creates quality He was also the first to teach me what a writer’s information diet looks like. That I need to open my mind, read beyond books, and a few select genres. Read these three things every night For anyone aspriing to become a writer, listen to Ray Bradbury’s advice. PREVIOUS:Goldilocks Desire NEXT:Snowboarding in Times Square

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