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Creative Writing: My Greatest Accomplishments

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#1- My greatest accomplishments were my books and stories. Some of my books were Gaudy Night, Strong Poison, And The Nine Tailors. These were the start to my book series. I was known for my mysteries that I wrote in my books. I had short stories that came out 1st war and the 2ed war. My books feature Engish aristocrat and amateaur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey.

#2- I did not many obstacles. I was always expected to do all hard work and not give up. After all my hard work of constantly working new book. After all that hard work and dedication I found myself with people reading and loving my book. So probably my obstacles was trying to find what to write to write about. And giving all my time to my stories that people might know today.

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I don’t like this generation. I think when you just had reading and writing to do I think those are the best kinds of days. People think that not having a phone is so bad I think it is the total opposite I loved not having a phone. I loved just sitting down and writing my books and giving it my all. I loved the old generation where we did not worry about phones and the only things you could do was read and write.

#10- My philosophies, I was a christan so I had my own sets of rules. I was a Catholic. I did not have “rules” that I always went by I always tried to be a good person and friend. I never wanted to hurt anyone so no one will be hurt by my mistakes. I loved having friends and being a good person to everyone. One of my quotes are “I always have quotation for everything it saves original thinking”

#11- I chose this biography because I have never heard of her. I thought she would be interesting to read and write about. I think she is a interesting person because she was in that time where their was the two major wars. I have never heard any quotes like hers. I also thought it was interesting that she was known for the mysterious and

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