A true writer is someone the gods have called to the task.

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A true writer is somebody that the gods have called to the task.The first thing a writer does is to be a reader. All a writer needs to do is to be a reader first. That person is going to have all the knowledge on how to write and how books are written. The first thing a writer needs is to have a good writing style.

The writer must know what word they need and how it will be used in the book. The writer must know if they want to use an adjective, adverb, verb or noun. A writer must also know how long the word they are going to use should be, if they want it as part of a sentence or if they want it as a noun.

A writer has to know what they want to write about and if they want a book for children or an adult book. The first step of writing a book is knowing what you want to write about, knowing what you want your audience to feel and how you want them feel about your book. Once you know all of that, then you can start writing your book

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