A 2nd part to my first Hub on writing

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  1. @mused profile image60
    @musedposted 14 years ago

    I've finally stumbled on free time now that I'm on spring break, lol.  I was afraid I might not ever come back to HubPages, what with all of my exams from last week!  If you get a chance and are interested, please check out my latest hub.  Constructive criticism, as always, is very welcome!

    http://hubpages.com/hub/The-Writer-within-You-Speaks

    Thanks,

    Nadia

  2. lrohner profile image70
    lrohnerposted 14 years ago

    I want some of what you're smoking. smile


    Seriously, I didn't get it. At all. But that's just me. It's really well-written, though.

    The first paragraph really threw me off. You pretty much spent the whole paragraph telling people that, despite the fact that you're not a professional writer, they should not only read what you've written here, but also go back and read prior work. I mean, the way you set it up, why should I listen to you (hypothetically speaking...)?

  3. To Start Again profile image71
    To Start Againposted 14 years ago

    Gotta agree with Irohner...

    Very well written. But, I would change that intro. It doesn't add anything to the overall piece but extra text. I like the idea of a short intro to your piece but I would say something about how reading (since that's the basis of the entire piece) relates to building writing skills.

    Also, I would break up that text. Add some subheadings, maybe a picture or two. And if you want readers to find your first part, link to it within your hub.

    1. @mused profile image60
      @musedposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Ahh... still learning this hubpages thing... for some reason, I didn't think of linking my first hub into this hub.  Thanks big_smile

  4. @mused profile image60
    @musedposted 14 years ago

    Lol, I understand what you guys are saying...  What I was trying to do was make this hub a 2nd part, stemming off of my first hub, but I didn't want to keep the same title as the first hub and just call it "Part 2."  So, I thought if I briefly mentioned my 1st hub in the intro, I could accomplish that... but then, I didn't want people to think they HAD to read my 1st hub in order to "get" my 2nd hub, if you know what I mean. 

    I guess I'm just all-around being a bit confusing =/

  5. @mused profile image60
    @musedposted 14 years ago

    I decided to completely remove the mentioning of my 1st hub in this hub.  I think they each should stand on their own.  I broke up the article with subheadings, but I'm not sure I want pictures in this one.  Call me weird, but I'm not a huge fan of pictures in a lot of articles.  I know a lot of people appreciate them because they break up the monotony of text, but sometimes, I just like to write (and read) things without pictures. 

    I do think taking out my intro focused my article better.  I appreciate your insight on the beginning smile.

    Thank you for your feedback!

 
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