How do you define your writing style

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In this discussion post, you are asked to analyze and apply the key ideas from a "fun" essay by Stephen King to your own writing.

"Reading to Write" by Stephen King (located in Chapter 14 of An Insider's Guide to Academic Writing)

Respond to the following questions in a well-developed post

Question 1) How do you define your writing style? Is it similar to or different from King's?

Question 2) Connect the core idea of King's essay-the more you read, the better you write-to the work you've done in this course.

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