My take on Grammar from one writer to another.
Nobody Is Perfect and Neither Is Your Writing.
#WritingAdvice
Grammar rules can drown a writer out. Sometimes, it’s simply easier not to follow them.
As a writer, my goal is to create meaningful content for my readers and, to do that, I need to create frequently. But the more frequent you publish, the more your chances increase for making a mistake.
In the beginning stages as a writer, I was passionate about having as few errors as possible in my books — even though these exact books ended having the most errors. I still prefer to have few mistakes in my writing, but it’s not a big deal whenever I find one or someone notices one. The primary goal was to ensure my point was successfully conveyed in my writing, which has remained the same to this day.
Every day new words are being formed, and people are learning and stretching the boundaries of the languages they speak.
If people create new words, then why can’t people create their own grammar rules. Writing provides a beautiful platform to share your thoughts and ideas. Sometimes, not using the rules of language, syntax, and grammar helps to more effectively and creatively convey your ideas through writing. Plus, stressing over every detail of your writing will prevent your work from being shared with the world because it will always be in “draft mode” instead of published.
Don’t Freak Out About Mistakes — As A Writer.
Write.Edit.Publish.Repeat.
Destiny S. Harris is a writer, poet, entrepreneur, teacher, and techie who offers FREE books daily on amazon. Destiny obtained 3 degrees in political science, psychology, and women’s studies. Follow Destiny @ instagram, facebook, destinyh.com, mailing list, or join Destiny’s tribe.
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