The Two Writing Dicsussion Questions

Q1: Who Judges What Makes A Good Writer?
A1: I think that the writer themselves is what makes a good writer. However that is not how it is in society. The reader is who matters. The reader is who does the judging and makes the ultimate decision on whether or not they want to support the writer. Therefore the writer must come correct and come with their ‘A’ game and not play around if the want support in their writing. It is the critics, the readers and the buyers that make best sellers in today’s society

Q2: What Makes Good Writing? What Qualities Are Visible In Good Writing?
A2: Time, constancy, practice and patience make a good writer. If you don’t have these qualities or lack some of them then you need to sit yourself down and think, am I really a ‘good’ writer or do I write good. There is a difference in the two. To be a good writer, you have the skills down and you hold the power. To just be able to write good, you just barely make the cut. You need more than just barely make it. Especially when you become a senior, you will need to actually be good at what you do and know. Someone who is a good writer doesn’t do word play to sound good, they just sound good and they know, they have to play around and deceive and confuse the reader in order to prove or show a point.