You should be writing absolutely real people in real situations.

David Simon was white but he knew he could write black people.

As you can see, it was a gathering of writing people.

We just write people off without a second thought.

The effect is writing content designed to appeal to machines (algorithms) rather than people or community.

I see a good deal of a good many friends, not all of them writing people.

Writing people off as so gripped by history that nothing can help is a terrible idea.

He began writing people describing his need for books and magazines that offered reading material of the hill folks.

Sometimes, people whose books I've written about negatively e-mail mutual friends to complain.