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Learning with a bird (Please read if you like my writing)

11 years ago

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Back before the new year a good friend of mine asked me for writing lessons, and that got me thinking. Am I good enough of a writer to teach others? Would there be any interest if I offered private lessons over skype, or maybe a monthly text-based lesson that was available for anyone? Both? Please share any thoughts you might have in the comments below. I look forward to reading ^_^

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8 Comments

Epic_Fur ~epicfur

11 years ago

It might be interesting! But life for me can be a bit busy, I'd still try to see about going to what I could, knowledge is power they say!

Realider ~realider

Werewuffle

11 years ago

Your style of writing is certainly above average and I think that other writers, both experienced and not, could benefit from your advice. I'm not a writer myself *usually*, but your stories tend to be on the better side of the online literature.

In my opinion, of course.

gamestreamer ~gamestreamer

Writer

11 years ago

Thank you, I'm very glad to hear that Of course, something that is often overlooked in literature (and most other skills) is that how many sub-skills you can do well is just as important as how well you do them. I intend to cover this and its implications very thoroughly if I ever do a course.