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          ROBERT BARTLETT - Novelist and Freelance Writer

                                             

RUNIC BOOKS®

AUSTRALIA



WRITERS AND READERS 
 

It’s been suggested that one of the hurdles for story writers was to create the connection between the Writer and the Reader. In our everyday lives, without really thinking about it, we will carry out the act of forming letters or characters on paper or in some other medium for the purpose of recording ideas; and communicating them to others by way of visible signs. The concept has been around for centuries.

While most of us have the ability to write words, form sentences, paragraphs, and can create a written account or story of an event; but some stories might not be read with much enthusiasm. There are those who strive to become proficient in the Art of Writing, while developing writing skills where they can create and relate a longer story; and have the talent to write words that will stir the interest, emotions and soul of a reader. Another important factor to consider when starting a chronicle is to have some unique words or sentences at the beginning - the Wow Factor - that will create strong initial interest within the reader and urge them to read more.

There are probably many reasons why an individual wants to become a wordsmith - money, fame or self-contentment, etc. However, whatever the motives are that awakens the writing craft within, I believe that the Three P’s - Passion, Purpose and Persistence are necessary attributes for any writer.