Stephen King was inspired to become a writer after reading pulp fiction magazines as a child and receiving encouragement from his mother. He also had a strong desire to share the stories swirling in his imagination with others.
The answer to that is fairly simple-there was nothing else I was made to do. I was made to write stories and I love to write stories. That's why I do it. I really can't imagine doing anything else and I can't imagine not doing what I do.
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because he loved reading.
If you want to be a writer for ballet, you have to be smart.
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she started to right alot and said i want to be a writer so she did
she started to right alot and said i want to be a writer so she did
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yes, she did :)
1. English. 2. Everything else. --A writer. If you want to become a writer, you are logically dealing with words. Therefore, it is best to study your native language -- become an English major let's say. A curriculum which teaches you the mechanics of your language, guides you through the reading of classic works of literature, and workshops writing of your own is ideal. But remember, a writer need not necessarily go to school to become a writer. Writing itself is a skill which is honed by doing. Write whenever you have time. And read, and read, and read. Stephen King in ON WRITING says to read over 70-80 books a year (which includes listening to books on CD and audio tape). This is pretty good advice.
Write what you want, then follow the steps in the link below.
No he wanted to be a clown
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Yes, to some extent. During his childhood, he did want to become a writer but knew it wasn't entirely what his father wanted him to do. The desire to write grew until he was able to oppose his father, after they had moved to America, and go to college to become a writer.
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