Write a letter to an
agent telling her how wonderful you are.
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Dear Mrs. Agent,
I was told
to write you a letter and tell you how awesome and wonderful I am. I’m not
really sure what this means or how I am supposed to do this, but here goes:
I started
out being awesome as a kid. Time and practice are as much a part of making a
person awesome as their personality is, and I had a lot of time to practice at
being awesome. As for how I became so wonderful: my mother whooped me all the
time to ensure that I would be a wonderful kid while I was in public. So, I
think it stuck permanently.
I like to be
funny and make people smile. It is my goal in life to make people smile. That’s
what makes me wonderful and awesome in real life. When I write though, it is a
whole different ball of wax.
When I
write, I go for the intense or melancholy emotions in people: I write for
thrill, suspense, tears and angry screaming. And I am usually successful at
eliciting those emotions with my writing. It makes my day when someone grabs me
by the throat after reading one of my stories and screams “WHY DID YOU DO THAT
TO THEM!!!????” or when someone tells me “I bawled my eyes out reading that
story. I read it twice!”
So, that is what makes me awesome and
wonderful in my writing.
Want to know
what other ways I am awesome and wonderful in? Sheesh. Come meet me. I can’t
think of any more ways. If you wanted details then I should not have be
assigned to write this: someone else should have been.
Sincerely,
K.J.F
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