#6 – The Writing Process: Needed, Nice, No-No
You’ll recognize this list of conditions for successful writing espoused by one or more authors. and the chart for ranking the conditions yourselves, especially those that are not Absolute.
You’ll recognize this list of conditions for successful writing espoused by one or more authors. and the chart for ranking the conditions yourselves, especially those that are not Absolute.
As you consider the label – Absolute – in terms of the first three conditions in the previous blog and the three in this blog, please remember that you are in charge.
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