Category: Shitty!

  Part A. Writing a first draft is a process. Lamott is telling us that it takes time to have a good first drafts without it being shitty  She states “they take in a few deep breaths, push back their sleeves, …

Part A: From what Lamott has to say the writing is more so about the process rather than the product. Lamott argues that in order to have a good finishing product there must be a “Shitty First Draft”. That not one …

Part A-What I think Lamott means is that the first draft is something that won’t come as good as your third draft because on your first draft you begin to develop ideas. The first draft is to be creative and …

Part A: Writing your first draft is all about the process, not the final result. It’s about jotting down whatever comes to mind without overthinking it. Your initial draft challenges you to express your thoughts on the spot, whether they’re …

Part A: When it comes to writing a first draft, the process is more important and relevant than the product. I think this is true because a first draft is only your starting point. You don’t have to really have …

PART A: Writing a first draft is more of a process than a product since a first draft will not always be the best or perfect. There will always be mistakes on it, bad spelling, not making any sense at …

Part A: From what Lamott has to say I believe that writing the first draft is more about the process more than the product. While writing your first draft you are writing the blueprint for the product. As Lamott was …

Part A: From the reading I gathered that writing a first draft is more about the process than the product. Lamott speaks on how important the process of writing is and throughout the process you gain more knowledge to put …

Part A: From reading what Lamott said, I do think a first draft is more about processing then product. When writing a first draft I feel like you shouldn’t think too much about it and let your creativity loose and …

Part A) According to Lamott, writing is about the process rather than the product. Lamott stresses this throughout her essay because before you can get to a product you would need to go through many “shitty drafts” to get to …