Things built on good intentions can often lack longevity.
When writing fiction, there is
-- the painting of the colors of the setting
-- What the character is doing
-- The action of the plot and World
-- What the character is thinking, his thoughts
-- The character's larger scale spiritual activity and psychic thoughts
-- The Fantasy Magic and Energy
-- The things that tie the story to the real world
Also, There are many different ways to read and interprete the same passage of text. Many different syntactical interpretations.
What makes Good Writing? Though it is a question that only has subjective answers, I'm overwhelmed by the depth of this question. It can be answered numerous ways, many different ways. I could write a whole book on what makes good words and writing. Maybe I will. At the very least it could end up an essay, and maybe a blog and writing site post.
What makes Good Writing?
What Makes Bad Writing?
What Makes a Successful Day of Writing?
What Makes a Successful Day of Drawing?
What makes a Successful Day of Clerical Creative Work at This Desk?
When it comes to YouTube videos, there's something comforting about the process of having a narrator or hosting talking to you, one on one, and directly addressing his or her audience with conversational commentary. Speaking or narrating to us, the viewership, regarding in demand, less well known or more well known topics. There's something comforting about that, something TV has yet to offer us at such an extensive level.
I can turn my private log into a general writing archive IF I stop dating the entries, and just focus on the writing being about general topics and nonfiction if I make it less about me and more about broad general topics. I've been writing fiction and nonfiction this entire time. General writing probably takes less adjustment than I think. This page is a good example of me switching from a private personal log to a general offline blog.
