Hello, everybody. Welcome back to my spell So we will be adding on to the Demystifying writing series. And today we'll be talking about something that's called the Writer's Eye or the Writer's Case. This is this basically refers to our ability to observe. That's all our ability to observe, our ability to observe ourselves as well as our surroundings. So we'll do it in two parts. One is looking inwards and the other is looking outwards
Kavya
@Kavya._gopal · 3:06
Is it a planned out restaurant? Or is it just a makeshift thingy like where people it's just there. So observing all of these small, small things can convey to your reader what you're actually trying to say. So if you're actually trying to portray a restaurant that is sort of like, what do you say? It used to be something, but it's not anymore. It's an establishment which is very prestigious. It's seen its glory days, but it's slowly dying down
Charvi Dhiran
@charvi24 · 2:05
It's not that you got to have a very tragic life or a very beautiful life to be a successful writer, to actually bring out the emotions in writing, you have to take inspiration from the world around you. Right. I feel like when it comes to writing, art, music, poetry, any of these, I feel like it acts like energy, right? Energy. There's only some amount of energy on Earth, and then it just takes different forms. Right