Nancy Sommers talks about her life in her article Between the Drafts and the personality traits demonstrated by the people around. Nancy illustrates her upbringing and the authority that accompanied it, her obsession to drafting, and how her job as a teacher helps her to expand. According to Sommers it is possible to be motivated through editing because it helps her remember that circumstances can always improve regardless of the situation. In addition, Sommers further states that it is pleasing to believe that our original statements do not hold us back, and that we can erase, end, apply the delete key in life and escape the harshness of our earlier drafts roughness. According to Nancy, life has a starting point and that way situations are not permanent. Situations often start as rough plans and gradually outline into precisely whom we are and our expectations. Sadly, Nancy exhausted all of her time revising by simply hiding behind the guidebooks. Nobody discovered Sommers while she trapped between translations (Sommers 23). Studying further Nancy’s article one discovers more of her life. This article demonstrates Sommer’s insecurities revealing her actions Between the Drafts and the transformation of circumstances as her life proceeds. Nancy is a person of regrets at certain points and lives in the past. The article illustrates Nancy’s transition from lack of self-confidence to identifying the power of her authority. Nancy acknowledges the fact that her own life experience gives the right to speak about revision and other issues of the same kind. However, Nancy regrets the earlier need to point out other scholars in order to promote her articles. Nancy’s article becomes fascinating when she point out the authority topic in academic papers. Sommers writes confidently in academic issues while other writers believe that mixing academic issues with personal writing may result to the world ending (Sommers 45). As long as the wr