When It Comes To Stories, Are You A Writter, Or Reader?
 

Do you perfer to read books, or write them which could also include illustrating?

I'm definately a novel writer. In fact I can barely even stand reading, because I perfer my written material in movie or video form.

I like to read books cause I find characters interesting but I prefer writing because I enjoy writing about everything I've seen in my life and look back at what I wrote in the future.

I have creative ideas for a book, but my biggest problem is that I get a bad case of writer's block. I want to do it, I'm ready, but I don't have the mood for it.

Dude, with spelling like that, i'm guessing that reading through one've your books would be pretty tough!

Me, I like to read.

don't give me your attitude! I'm not in the freaking mood for it! Ok?!!! Jeez, ever damn time i say something on this freaking site!

So lemme get this straight. You only like reading you own material?:roll:

I enjoy writing, in fact I love it. When I really get going I can put some pretty good stuff to paper. However I prefer reading to writing myself. I don't often have inspiration to write and it's a lot of fun to read what other people come up with. I love that feeling I get when I read a good twist in a story. You just don't get that with your own material.

I don't see how you can be a writer without also being a reader. I enjoy both, myself.

I love to read best thing ever.

Same here!!!
On some occasions I tried to write, but I have definitely not that gift / talent. :ohwell:

Im an avid reader!!! :tgrin:

same here i'm hopless at trying to write a story. I go on the fanfics somtimes and some of the TMNT storys are pretty good.

From those two choices, I identify more as a writer, but I fully believe that you can't be a good writer without being a good reader. Fiction, non-fiction, novel, script, fantasy, action; the books I get from the library span the entire Dewey Decimal System. I take influence from everything, not only reading but movies and television as well, hoping to learn what to do from the good stuff and what not to do from the bad.