Hyang Ja Teasdale: The Writer's Purposes

Hyang Ja Teasdale, a writer from Somerset, UK, defies convention with her eclectic and avant-garde approach to storytelling. Her work pushes the boundaries of traditional genres, embracing surrealism and magical realism. A champion of artistic freedom, Hyang Ja advocates for marginalized voices and fosters a community dedicated to pushing creative boundaries in Somerset's cultural landscape.

1. A WRITER’SA WRITER’S
PURPOSEPURPOSE
Hyang Ja Teasdale

2. Sources of Inspiration:
Personal experiences
Nature
Art and literature
News and current events
Idea Generation
Techniques:
Brainstorming sessions
Freewriting
Mind mapping
Conversations with friends
and mentors
Finding InspirationFinding Inspiration

3. Research & PlanningResearch & Planning
Research:
Gathering information from reliable sources
Conducting interviews
Observing and taking notes
Planning:
Outlining the main structure
Developing character profiles
Setting timelines for milestones

4. Writing The First DraftWriting The First Draft
Approach:
Setting realistic writing goals (daily or weekly
word counts)
Embracing imperfections; focusing on getting
ideas down
Creating a conducive writing environment
Tips:
Write consistently, even when uninspired
Avoid self-editing during the first draft
Use writing tools and apps for support

5. REVISION ANDREVISION AND
EDITINGEDITING
First Revision:
Reviewing overall structure and
coherence
Refining characters and plot
Ensuring consistency in voice and
tone
Editing:
Grammar and punctuation checks
Improving sentence structure and
clarity
Seeking feedback from peers or a
professional editor

6. Finalizing and PublishingFinalizing and Publishing
Final Touches:
Proofreading for minor errors
Formatting according to submission guidelines
Designing or selecting cover art
Publishing Options:
Traditional publishing
Self-publishing
Digital platforms (e-books, blogs)
Promotion:
Building an online presence (website, social media)
Engaging with readers through events and book
signings

7. Questions and discussionsQuestions and discussions
Invite questions from the audience about the
writing process.
Open discussion about personal experiences with
writing.
Share additional resources or recommended
reading for aspiring writers.

8. THANKYOU
By : Hyang Ja Teasdale