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In many cases, the first rough draft is always... rough. It's rough because it's the raw, unpolished version of the piece, and it's a way to get ideas down and find something good in that process.

 

In my first rough draft, you'll see that I didn't originally plan to do my repurposing project as a Thought Catalog article. It shows that ideas change and what you originally wanted can be different from the final product. I also include comments about choices that I'm not sure about because they might not seem clear or don't add to the purpose of the piece.

 

Follow my writing process: proposal, sketch draft, author's note for first rough draft, peer revision draft, annotated bibliography, final, remediating project.

Repurposing Project: First Draft

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Why I Write   |   Remediating Project   |   How I Write

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