August 12, 2011 – Lorraine de Lara

A writer is known for his wit and passion for writing. Writers aim for a perfect sense of artistry throughout their writing which you can notice that there is always brevity on their work. But what you don’t know that a hardcore writer or a writer that digs down to the core of writing are known to be unseen by other people.

Here are characteristics of a hardcore writer:

An idea

Any writer has an idea either it is for script writing, role playing, article, blog, content, technical and etc. No writer will write without an idea. Writers are like artist their only craft for writing is an idea. It is raw, just and outstanding. Known writers like JK Rowling, Stephanie Meyer, Stephen King and Danielle Steel are hardcore writers. Their ideas are bold, sophisticated and intricate storyline where they put their effort, time and devoted idea creating a life from raw idea. Which is why readers are fans of their works because a simple idea can be acted upon writing. But of course an idea has to be unique and an original composition.

A pen and a Paper

A writer does not turn on a TV, a radio or a newspaper. It’s not about intimidation or any complements but a hardcore writer puts his idea directly on paper or any material that can be easily written on his idea. Its been a habit to write on paper, on hand, notebook, journal or any writing material. Basically just to put the idea on a material. If you would be doing this one may be you’re a hardcore writer yourself.

Quotes

A hardcore writer can easily understand a quote that has a deep sense of humor or meaning. If you would keenly observe people doing this probably they are hardcore.

Its the only time when a writer reads a quote and laughs about it. May be talks about it. In depth in a way.

Rejection

Writers accept rejection but not too often. They dislike being rejected. They are perfectionist. They like their work to be perfect. Subjective, ideal and complete that they love to revise their work all over again. Even if it takes some

Materializing an Idea

Many writers like to materialize there idea instantly. The moment they created an idea, is the moment they would materialize their idea. Put those ideas on action and create a momentum for readers.

Revisions

Revisions work well when your keen on details. Writing doesn’t mean a one stop revision process. Better yet its the most painstaking process a writer has to go through before the final publication of a work. Even before publishing a book. It has to be revised several times before a book becomes a final product. Revisions is a good practice. Making a better output makes an appeal for readers to read your article even better.

Wordsmith

Writers are creative people they know the brevity of words to put in a sentence. When it comes to crafting words, they are master crafts especially when they know how to create a storyline that appeals the readers.

Writers are also passionate artist in a form of writing. Creative works are not only in visual arts or multimedia but in writing also.

Time

Time is the most valuable piece for writers. You’re a hardcore writer if you know how to manage your time wisely. Time under pressure and constraint. It takes a moment before an idea pass out.

When a writer starts working, time flies so fast. Time is the most valuable piece for any writers.

Space

Any writer has a workplace. A place to think of an idea to work on. When one is focused on a work. It is highly unlikely to interrupt a writer while working. Because they’d rather be alone writing than putting their work on jeopardy.

If you found these interestingly similar to your habits. May be you are a hardcore writer.

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