I like how your writing incorporates research. I learn something every time I read one of your posts. I have read/heard very few people share about their experience with Dyslexia in a deep way. It was helpful to have an individual with Dyslexia explain it. I would not have known you have Dyslexia by how you write. I liked how this post mixed childhood experiences and current experiences. Thank you for sharing. I am excited to read ‘WildWood’ when it gets released.
Knowing your current level of creative writing, this is amazing!! And very impressive! I would never have guessed if I wasn't told. The level of self-ediring you must do, just frankly makes me more and more impressed the more I think about it!
Also, appreciate the open-ness of this piece. Onwards and upwards! Rooting for you!
Thank you so much! Each edit is a pain and time consuming, but I feel the time I have dedicated to edit my own and others works has truly made me a better writer for various reasons, including with my Dyslexia.
You're the second writer I've known who has dyslexia. It must be a wild ride to choose writing as a consistent hobby (or even career). And highly admirable too
I like how your writing incorporates research. I learn something every time I read one of your posts. I have read/heard very few people share about their experience with Dyslexia in a deep way. It was helpful to have an individual with Dyslexia explain it. I would not have known you have Dyslexia by how you write. I liked how this post mixed childhood experiences and current experiences. Thank you for sharing. I am excited to read ‘WildWood’ when it gets released.
Thank you so much for your kind words and taking time to learn on this topic with my experience. Hoping to see you around Suresh.
Knowing your current level of creative writing, this is amazing!! And very impressive! I would never have guessed if I wasn't told. The level of self-ediring you must do, just frankly makes me more and more impressed the more I think about it!
Also, appreciate the open-ness of this piece. Onwards and upwards! Rooting for you!
Thank you so much! Each edit is a pain and time consuming, but I feel the time I have dedicated to edit my own and others works has truly made me a better writer for various reasons, including with my Dyslexia.
You're the second writer I've known who has dyslexia. It must be a wild ride to choose writing as a consistent hobby (or even career). And highly admirable too
Yeah it is a wild ride, but I love a challenge!
Love your vulnerability. Thank you for this!
Thank you so much, I did take a deeper step out into the world with the post.
Appreciate this glimpse into how it impacted you and how you navigate it now. Thanks for sharing vulnerably.
Thank you for taking the time to read and get to know me better.