As a young female writer, I have challenged myself by writing in a handful of genres that, respectively, call on literary approaches I've found polar opposite in some cases. Coming out of school at the University of Georgia, I earned an Secondary English Education degree (that would be high school-level). In my approach to composition, I use mechanics, word choice, and whatever conventions I know to smooth out the storyline; to make the piece flow like water. Having this in mind, I commit the language and style to portraying the primary and secondary characters in an absolute, realistic light. As with characters, I reveal situations and atmospheres with the very same attitude and detail that, put all in concert, is commensurate with the intentions of the author. Sometimes, I am far too wordy (verbose), but sometimes I'm damn near bringing the reader through time and texture; bringing that reader into the story at force ten. The importance of description is to bring your story to life and make your reader feel it as the characters feel it. That's it. I err on the side of too much than too little. I can trim fat with the best of 'em. Hey...I'm looking forward to hearing from anyone who needs a writing coach. Lookin' Forward! Angie | 
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