Creative Tips and Pointers for Emerging Authors by Paul David Pope

Writing is an art, passion, profession and a reflection of a person’s ideas, beliefs, thoughts and opinions. It is not easy to become a writer. It requires patience, perseverance, creativity, honesty and above all diligence. Paul David Pope is the author of “The deeds of my Fathers”, which describes how his grandfather, father started the journey of building New York and eventually established the world’s biggest tabloid. He provides some useful insights for emerging writers to help them write and publish in a professional manner.

The golden rule to be an above average or a good writer is to be an avid reader. Reading good authors not only helps improve language, vocabulary but also gives varied ideas in terms of storyline and different forms of writing. It is almost impossible to become a writer overnight as it is a gradual process. Therefore, if someone desires or has a passion for writing they need to start with writing “personal diaries” or maybe even small articles, according to Paul David Pope. This is their creative space where they can pen down their daily, thoughts, feelings, emotions and opinions. This work may or may not be published but it will surely give the author a lot of confidence and practice before embarking on a writing career.

Paul David Pope is the third generation Italian-American settled in Florida and is actively involved with various charitable organizations. In his experience, there are no shortcuts to success let alone writing. People learn by their own mistakes and that is the best way to learn even in case of writing. Getting in touch with one’s inner self and consciousness helps generate better ideas and writing provides a deep insight into this process. Such authors, artists are honest, simple and they exhibit what they truly feel about. This helps them connect with the masses very easily and they are an instance hit.

Paul David Pope was born in New York but spent his childhood in Florida. He has also received his training in acting and singing from London.