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THE OWANBE BOOK PARTY EPISODE 2

Hello
Your favourite Compere is here again. So so sorry this is a late post.

Trust you are enjoying your week?

Last week, we discussed on who a writer is, you can catch up here…https://farajacraftcircle.com.ng/blog/the-owanbe-book-party-episode-1/.. Today we will be examining What to write and who to write for.

WHAT TO WRITE?

One thing you need to know is writing is not just for fun. Whether you like it or not, whether you agree or not, anything you put down is sending a message to someone out there. It is now up to you to determine the message you want to send out.

However, you can write on anything that catch your fancy be it nature, love, hatred, people, and on and on and on the list goes. The bottom line however is ensuring you are being a representative of God in all you write.

Your writings will surely outlive you. What do you want them to keep on saying even after you’re gone?

WHO TO WRITE FOR?

This is one roadblock all writers face at one point or the other. Deciding on who you write for is a major decision every writer need to make. Definitely, not everyone will accept your writing. But having a specific group in mind while writing brings about a sense of readership and helps your writing to bloom and flourish.

Your writings will surely outlive you. What do you want them to keep on saying even after you’re gone?

Question for the week:

Have you decided what your message is going to be and who it’s going to be meant for?

As usual, I’ll be expecting my answers in the comment section on or before next Friday.

Thanks a lot for your time, I love you and I’m rooting for you. See you at the next party and do remember to invite your kiths, kins, friends and family. My jollof is more than enough to round.

Who can guess our next meal?

Till I come your way again, may the good Lord Keep you and yours.

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