I've wrote on this concept before, but not in depth. However, I haven't read a story on this concept. Not entirely sure why. Maybe, I will after writing this piece. Anyway, I feel like writers in general are fascinated by this concept because I am. How has writing about writing evolved on platforms, like Medium?
Do I need to be an expert on this concept to write about it? In short, one needs to write about their experiences with writing. Who gets to decide who is a writer? One should determine that for oneself. Writers tend to write on their interpretations. I'm intrigued to read other writers interpretations on this concept. Now, that this concept is interpreted, I'm going to share my experiences with writing in The Digital Era because most of us are accustomed to writing from our phones/computers that it almost feels like a vacation for me when I'm writing in my journal, or on a sheet of paper. First off, I'm writing or typing this story from my phone's touch keyboard, yet I've observed that writing is the more acceptable word to use here, although I'm writing in an unconventional way. Would writing in this way, even be unconventional? For the sake of this piece, we will consider it as unconventional writing. Now, that I think about it, should I even consider writing from my phone's touch keyboard as typing? What classifies as typing? These are some interesting questions for writers to explore further. My intention is to get you all curious about writing about writing because it encourages deep thinking that's necessary to become an exceptional writer.
Writing about writing encourages me to pose questions, thus sparking meaningful thoughts; therefore, enhancing my writing experience!
Writing should encourage deep thinking. Having a presence on Medium has fueled me to continue evolving as a writer!
