What is your writing process?
I write short stories. For my short stories, I usually sit down and write in a day; everything, or I spread it out in parts over a couple of days. There's no point outputting that much and stressing your self; the quality of work suffers if you don't give developmental time to hash things out. After the story's done, I turn to editing and proofreading, and let me tell you, they are integral to writing just as breathing is to living. I look for mistyped words, words out of order, misspelling, and grammar structuring. When all is settled and done, it's set for publishing.
What are your favorite books?
That's easy. Animal Farm by George Orwell and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. I have a soft spot for talking animals in stories. I like Animal Farm because it deals with perilous political change within a farm, and I like Alice's Adventures in Wonderland for its witty characters, content, and writing style.
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