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03/30/12(Fri)00:54 No. 922087 >>921935 Actually, true writing skill transfers to any medium. The most important part of being able to write is being able to come up with something worth writing, and the ability to break that down to a series of events and conversations that take place. being able to create a concept of a story or writing piece, fromless and shapeless without a single word associated to it, is more important that having a good vocaulary or good grammar. Think of it as being able to manipulate the meanings, concepts and theory behind what the words mean, without the words themselves. The actual meaning of the passage itself rather than the words and text that convey them. Think of it like this. There are two parts to language. The words themselves, and the context, theory, and true meaning behind them. The meaning itself is universal. Think of it as the algorithm to a program. No matter what language it's in, be it C++, Java or ADA, the algorithm and the concept behind it is the same. This is the most important part of programming by far. It is the same with writing. It is much more important to a good story to be able to create a good (I can't really come up with a word for it, but I visualize it as a cloud of feelings and colors behind the text that convey what the writer was feeling and trying to convey) than it is to have a good grasp of English. Once you have the actual theory of the story down, then you can choose a medium in which to convey it. It's all a matter of theory and preparedness. i could have easily written any of my >feels as actual stories, but that's how I chose to write them.