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Greg Rohloff teaches freshman composition at West Texas A&M University, and developmental writing at Amarillo College. He has covered business and general news for the Amarillo (TX) Independent, and has written a short story collection and a novel, Users, published on Smashwords.

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Greg Rohloff I read something that I've been interested in, whether it is a book, fiction or nonfiction, or an interesting magazine article. Then I write for mysel…moreI read something that I've been interested in, whether it is a book, fiction or nonfiction, or an interesting magazine article. Then I write for myself my thoughts on what I've read -- what I found interesting, what I liked and disliked about a character in a work of fiction, how the writer makes a case in a nonfiction magazine article. (less)

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Greg Rohloff Being a writer involves a search for truth, regardless of the topic. I can start with an idea, even a fictitious story, but before I can write on that…moreBeing a writer involves a search for truth, regardless of the topic. I can start with an idea, even a fictitious story, but before I can write on that idea I have to gather my thoughts and my current understanding, then I have to consider the thoughts of others and weigh that information. Writing becomes a refining process of what I know and believe. (less)

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