Writing Question of the Week
Happy Wednesday!As writers, sometimes we might have to write about topics we are less than enthusiastic about. Hopefully, this doesn't happen on a regular basis - but it can and DOES happen.
With that being said: What are your favorite topics to write about? Do you specialize in any specific field/niche? Finally, do you have any topics you absolutely refuse to write about (either for moral/ethical reasons or just because you plain hate the topic?!)
Thank you for your feedback!
Best,
Denise
Labels: Question of the Week
7 Comments:
My niche is autism and pervasive developmental disorders. Love psych, art, music, weddings, shopping, home improvement, writing about writing, too...Lots of others.
I won't write about math or politics. Both subjects are confusing and aggravating to me.
Wow, that's an interesting niche to specialize in!
I hear you about math. I couldn't write about that subject to save my life :)
I do more editing than writing and specialize in working with self-publishing authors. I also have several business clients that I write for regularly. I don't work on erotica or anything else that conflicts with my personal beliefs.
Lillie, might I ask how you got started in editing? Do you prefer that to actual writing?
Like you, I refuse to write on any topics that are against my beliefs or I just don't feel comfortable writing about. I'd rather be poor for a week than write about something I'm not fond of.
I like to write about cars, business, personal finances, and aviation. I won't write about certain topics for women as I simply ain't one!
If there is a topic that conflicts with my Christian beliefs I won't write about. Those would include gambling, adult subject matter, and anything promoting alcohol abuse (vs. wine articles simply discussing wine service, types of wine, and more).
I only write on business subject (small business, consulting, freelance work, marketing, and PR mostly - the things I have direct education or experience in) and indie music (b/c of my work as a music publicist and the fact that I'm heavily networked in the industry). If people ask me to write about something else, I tell them "sorry... no can do." Of course, I try to toss a few recommendations their way, so they'll find someone good, but I'm pretty strict on what I'll write about. I'm a specialist and set my rates accordingly, so I write only where I specialize. :)
Taggity tag tag tag. :D Oddly enough, it's mildly related to your own question... just writing styles rather than topics. :)
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