When it comes to writing there are plenty of styles to choose from. I personally fell in love with writing when I started college for the first time. I took a creative writing class and the imagination that I was able to play with in that class was magical. My professor was knowledgeable and very straight forward. Which really helped in understanding the true way to draft a paper, complete a full sentence, and justify the topic of the paper. That class taught me a lot about forming a paper with the correct format that it needs to create an enjoyable read for my readers. The key point to a good paper is an attention-grabbing introduction, an incredibly detailed body, and then finally a mind-blowing conclusion. I personally have not had any experience in writing on the web, but I have read blogs, articles, and even literacy on the internet. What we have learned in this class so far is that the web is one way to interact more with readers. Everyone has the web at their fingertips.

            When I first started creative writing, it was at Lehigh Carbon Community College. I always had interest in writing, but never took on the challenge, until I took a creative writing class. I learned a lot from that class by forming complete paragraphs that would interest a reader. How to fully conclude a paper with a complete conclusion. Now, I am still a little rusty since this will be my second writing class in my college experience. When I was in this class the professor I had was highly informative, helpful, and knowledgeable. The part I most enjoyed was that even though we had a full range of what we could write the professor limited our topics so we could focus and learn the steps of drafting a good paper. The first thing I learned was to always set yourself a time limit when drafting a paper. The longer the time limit the better the paper. I like to set myself for a few days to proofread any drafts or do any research that may have to be done. The second thing I needed to do when drafting a paper is have a topic. The topic is the most important because if you do not have a topic how are you supposed to draft the paper? Then I begin typing. Then once I have a draft put together, I will proofread it myself or have a classmate or friend proofread it. Then once it gets proofread it can become a final draft.

            I have personally noticed a lot of writing comes from a cultural or political standpoint. When reading things online it usually is like a news article taking about the local incidents happening around us or even political statements possibly from the president of the United States. As I said before, the web of knowledge is just at our fingertips, and I believe it is the most logical way to get a piece of writing out there in the world. Just like the poem “Rise” by Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner and Aka Niviana we read in class. That was a movement poem or a cultural poem depending on how the reader understood it. These two women come together and create a poem so beautiful that it moved me the reader in an emotional way. They also attached a video of both their cultures and homes. I would never known such a beautiful piece of literature existed if it were not for the web. That piece taught me that the true way of getting a person’s attention is through the web.

            Though old fashion books are my go-to for reading material I am coming to learn that following the world today I will have to be more observant online and read more interesting literacy. As I am learning through my college courses, the different styles and types of writing can vary from fictional to educational, and book to article. Creating a perfect passage for me is difficult because I am used to free writing on imagination. I do enjoy free writing in my personal time and have accomplished drafting my own book. I feel a sense of accomplishment and hope to widen my knowledge when it comes to writing on the web. I hope to take this newfound knowledge and hope to better my writing skills and make an advancement in my books.