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Summary of ‘A Way of Writing’
A writer is an individual who usually has a predetermine thought about an issue they want to present on paper. A writer is an individual who engages in an activity that helps them to arrive at the sensible statement or thoughts in writing. A writer is, therefore, an artist who envision unforeseen stories, plays, poems, philosophies, religion and laws and present them in the context that makes the world to make sense (Stafford, p126). A writer is an individual who has a predetermined thought in conjunction with having an interval of thoughts and ideas ahead of other people. In most cases, writing is an art that required the writer to be well informed of the present, the past and how the past might implicate to the future. Writing is a skill that foreshadows the issues that might take place in future amid enhancing the possibilities of developing a credible impression about an issue that was foreshadowed. Meaningful events are the aspects that writers concentrate on making in their quest to present their ideas.
The author outlines that his plight for writing is sometimes influenced negatively by external factors “but [he] has to get into action and not let anything stand his way” in putting down his thoughts on paper (Stafford, p126). The author outlines that writing skills are developed step by step as he outlines that “[his] writing skills required him to follow his own weak, wondering and most difficult impulses.

” Writing does not necessarily entail having talent but rather being precise in engaging the language well and developing thoughts with grammatical sense. Writing, therefore, involves the unexplored realm of human values and visions (Stafford, p128).
Works CitedStafford, William. “A way of writing.” Landmark essays: On writing process (1994): 126-233.