When it comes down to my writing process, sometimes I use some form of a brainstorm bubble, and a outline. These steps I would incorporate into my ‘hard assignments’ for school, as well as at times using it in my own creative writing.
The brainstorm, I just think as much as I can about what I want my paper to talk about. It helps me at times to discovering other ideas that I can add onto the paper.
After draining as much as I could out of my head, I would consider creating a rough version of a outline. As I said, I don’t always worry about how much I have for which part I have, but enough for me to get underway, and start writing.
I’ll usually do the introduction paragraph first, because it helps out with the majority of the format for the paper, plus it helps you think about where you want to go with this paper. With that, I would work on at least fragments on the paragraphs that support my paper, and in the mist of the craziness, work on a conclusion (as long as the ideas I have are solid for me to create one).
…And that’s a rough idea of what my writing process is like. It isn’t the same all the time, but it is, for the most part.
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