Nicholas Galante
There's a sensation that I get when I read something that's well-written. I quote often (books, poems, movies, etc.) simply because I like the way that certain words sound when they're put together. While it's hard for me to be objective about my own writing (I generally can't see anything remarkable in my own sentence construction), every so often, when I reread something I've written, I get that same sensation, plus the added knowledge that I was the one who put those words together. It's not pride, exactly, but it's more than simple satisfaction.
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I'm a student at Southern Lehigh High School, and my creative writing teacher, Mr.Hershey, told us that you will be coming in to talk. My question is, how are you able to keep a consistent tone in your book? did you often need to read through it again and again to know what tone you had? I have trouble with writing my novel because I'm worried I will mess up the tone.
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