Macrolies Claim

Yes, I grant Macrorie's claim that good writing is formed partly through plan and partly through accident. To begin writing, you have to plan the outline or sketch a cluster map including the primary points you want to embrace. Take in the concept of your topic and the facts you must mention. Along with that, put down the thesis statement. Later on, gradually other thoughts will come up. A thought pulls out another thought while writing. You might suddenly retain information from what you wrote above. Therefore, the main points lead you to the secondary prospects.

Based on my experience, I declare to you that Macrorie's claim is on target. This is exactly what happens to me when writing an essay or any other written paper. One of my best essays are constructed on personal journeys that reflected majorly on my writings and thoughts. As a result, writing your feelings down will inspire you and have an impact on your writings.

Sometimes I deliberately plan my thoughts and conceptions. Otherwise, my thoughts come up unintended. First, I list