The Elements of Writing

 There are many authors who wrote in this blog. Some names in Our Authors are small, and some of the names are big, but it's not about how many works of art that you have, like how many pages are in a book, but what's INSIDE of it, the content. If you have like, 15 posts but they are-

• Long
• Interesting
• Full of emotions
• What you think of as a splendid work of art
• Full of hard work and dedication by the author

Then they are good posts, stories poems, you name it. Fine, maybe it doesn't have to be long, but what matters most as an author is that you put a lot of dedication to the work that you are doing. I know that Mrs. Goins  should be saying this, (Sorry, Mrs. Goins!) but as a writer, you know when you have done your best, even though people are saying to you "This is terrible!" or something. Don't let those remarks make you feel bad. Who cares what other people think about your work if they say it's bad? Feel pride in your work! Eventually, someone will notice and who knows what will happen next? You could get famous! More people could like it! Your future course can change just because of a story you made with dedication and hard work. You know Dr. Suess? When he wrote his first book, nobody wanted to publish it. But then, his friend came along. He happened to be or know a publisher. I don't remember. His friend published it, and now Dr. Suess is a famous children's book author. See? Nobody liked it, but then his friend came along and BAM! He was a famous children's book author! So, just because you don't have very many posts on the blog, doesn't mean that your stories are bad, it could mean that you have committed much hard work and dedication within the story. Someone will notice, eventually.