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I agree with Octavia butler because everyone starts out with not very good writing and then they work on it, then they get better at writing 

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I agree with Octavia butler because everyone starts out with not very good writing and then they work on it, then they get better at writing 

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I think she was trying to say is writing is not easy nor fun but in the end after the tormenting journey there is greatness

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I agree with ernest hemingway because i  can sit at  a paper or keyboard and write  for a long time. (o_>o)

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I agree with Octavia Butler because that's how I feel like writing is. You start off not so good but at the end you finish strong.

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I feel like Anne Tyler because I feel like when I am writing I create things as I go. So if I wait until I have something I will never get anywhere.e

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I agree with Anne Tyler because that is exactly how i feel. Her quote us " If I waited till I felt like writing I'd never write at all"

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I agree with Octavia Butler because, it's saying that people don't write good stuff at first, they write bad stuff to start. Then gets better when you look at your mistakes and keep writing until you feel like it's good.

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I relate to Octavia Butler's quote because I wasn't always good at writing, but I worked at it and got better. Also eventually after I started writing I started to enjoy it.

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I relate to Octavia Butler because I write things that I thought was good but was not at all.

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I can relate to the quote that says 'you can write something good the first time' because I started off with no experience and no idea how to structure anything but as you go on and write continuously you will get more experience and be able to write better.

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I feel like I can relate to Ernest Hemingway because when I am passionate about the topic I am writing about and I know enough about it I don´t really have to think about what I am writing, it just comes out.

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Every writer has their own point of view, whether you agree is up to you. I choose to agree with Ernest Hemingway and his quote, "There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed." -Ernest Hemingway.  To my perspective he is simply stating in a poetic fashion that to write all you must do is type a story or poem and put your heart and soul into your creativity that is your paper.

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Every writer has their own point of view, whether you agree is up to you. I choose to agree with Ernest Hemingway and his quote, "There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed." -Ernest Hemingway.  To my perspective he is simply stating in a poetic fashion that to write all you must do is type a story or poem and put your heart and soul into your creativity that is your paper.

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I agree with Joseph Heller because every writer has trouble correcting and thinking of what to write

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I really relate to this quote by Anne Tyler because I'm not a huge fan of writing myself. I don't find sitting down and just writing or typing fun, whether it's for school or not

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I can relate to Ernest Hemmingway's quote because I have written like that before. When you aren't worried about how much to write or guidelines or anything similar, you can write your best work.

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I relate with Ernest Hemingway because when I write something I bleed the topic and pour my thoughts and information into what I'm writing and it feels like I bleed the letters onto my paper or keyboard because it is part of me

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I like the quote, "There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit and bleed,"  because I can relate in some way. When you have things you wanna say, but you have no one to say those things to, you write, and let all those words pour out onto the paper.

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I agree with Octavia Butler, because I also feel like when I write things down, they sound stupid, but I then refine them into something much better.

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i can relate to Anne Tyler because I never feel like writing. I mostly feel like that because I dont know what to write about.

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I can relate to the quote, "If I waited till I felt like writing, I'd never write at all." Most of the time, I've never felt like writing anything at all. I've never experienced the urge to write, but when I do start writing... that's when I really start wanting to write.

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I really relate to Anne Tyler

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I am familiarized with the quote by Anne Tyler because I am driven on imagination and if I am having a horrible day, the creativity will get me through it.

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I relate to Anne Tyler's quote because I never ever feel like writing

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The quote about starting out writing like crap really defines how writing and other things take practice to make it perfect.

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I really relate to Joseph Heller because I feel a lot like that when I write

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I relate to Anne Tyler's quote because feel the exact same way she does.

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I really

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I relate with Octavia Butler because I write crap thinking it is good.

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I feel like I can relate to Octavia Butler's quote, because I always start out with something that isn't very good, but by revising and adding to it, my writing gets better as I go on.

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I can really relate to Anne Tyler's quote because I'm almost never in the mood to write. :)