S.J.Glatzhofer

  A cliche known for eyes is that they are known as the windows of the soul, and although, like I said, this is seen as a cliche it is still very true. Even in real life with one look in a person's eyes you can see their emotions, if they are upset their eyes could be shining with tears. Eyes can also show what type of a person they are. Someone who has creases wrinkling out from the outside of the eyes will tell you that that person had a lot of laughs in their life. Whereas a person who has colours on their eyelids could be someone who has a love for make-up and even perhaps an outgoing person, depending if their make-up is shiny or not. Of course real life is different to the fictional world, with the examples that I have given might not always mean what I have said. But when it comes to writing, showing the detail of a person's eyes will tell the reader what you want them to know.  Let’s talk about eye colour. Think about all the people you know and think about their eye co

Hello everyone.  My name is Sarah Glatzhofer. I am twenty-one, born in the last year of the previous millennium. I have finished University last year during the beginning of this pandemic. I now have a degree in Creative Writing.  I have always enjoyed writing stories, as well as reading books. Due to me completing three years of University, I have learnt new knowledge when it comes to writing, and therefore I feel I can give out writing tips to people who need it.  As part of my 2021 resolution, I am hoping to read a book every two weeks, and also write my review about the books that I read. Right now I am still on my first book, and let me just say I am enjoying it. I will not tell you what book it is, you'll just have to wait for that surprise.  Although in 2020 I haven't gone aboard at all, I have been fortunate enough to have had a chance to travel to different countries in the years before. And because of this, I would love to be able to write about my experience in diffe