The Writer's Block: Jamaica Kincaid - 'Poor Visitor'

The Writer's Block: Jamaica Kincaid - 'Poor Visitor':

Yes, Kincaid's awareness about her writing was strong and impressive. She said "my thoughts and my observations were important to a reader".
It seems that this self-confidence made her a writer. Also, it shows us that she clearly started writing for readers, and she made herself a writer.
As for myself, I'm not really sure what is the most important aspect, but I know when I feel pain, it always drives me to write something rather
than when I am happy.

When I read 'Poor Visitor', I was fascinated by the balance of this character's innocence and self-observation. Although her situation was not that
special--- a lot of people experience leaving their family, hometown or country, and everybody feels homesick--- she was definitely an" outsider"
in the story. It made her own experience a fiction, not an autobiography. Also, as we can feel it from the title "Poor Visitor", she has a sense of
masochistic humor, and I really liked it. I think we can learn a lot from her style.

I'm sorry but I cannot think of the question, so would like to ask you the same question. What are the parts of your expression you consider the
most important when you write?