Give reasons: (i) The writer could be commercially successful because ............ (ii) The writer is telling his story to the readers because ............ Interpret the following... Give reasons: (i) The writer could be commercially successful because ............ (ii) The writer is telling his story to the readers because ............ Interpret the following statement from the extract: "It is these reactions of thousands of readers and the feeling that I am touching the hearts of thousands of my readers, that keeps me going..."
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for reasons for the writer's potential commercial success and motivations for sharing his story, as well as an interpretation of a specific statement from the text. This involves analyzing the writer's perspective and intentions based on the given extract.
Answer
Commercial success due to emotional connection; Storytelling motivated by reader reactions.
(i) The writer could be commercially successful because they are able to connect with a large audience emotionally, leading to more readers and sales. (ii) The writer is telling his story to the readers because he is motivated by the responses and emotional connections he forms with them. The statement reflects the writer's motivation and satisfaction derived from positively impacting readers.
Answer for screen readers
(i) The writer could be commercially successful because they are able to connect with a large audience emotionally, leading to more readers and sales. (ii) The writer is telling his story to the readers because he is motivated by the responses and emotional connections he forms with them. The statement reflects the writer's motivation and satisfaction derived from positively impacting readers.
More Information
The writer's success is tied to their ability to resonate with readers, creating emotional bonds that encourage ongoing support and engagement.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming commercial success is only due to quality writing, ignoring the importance of emotional connection.
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