[ SECRET POST #2964 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2964 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Try finding a writing group, or take a writing class - I'll warn you it sometimes takes a while, it took me years to find a good group (albeit without looking as hard as I could've been), and while I liked my classes, some of them were more "this is how you should write."

It's definitely a bit jarring when you get to the real world, though.

[(Anonymous)]

My writing group has been invaluable. It gives you accountability, deadlines where none exist prior to being contracted. After contract, though, you have to learn to bend your life and your writing schedule around someone else's timeline. Each step in the writing process is about learning, expanding, and delving into areas you might not be comfortable with at first. And, in time, I think you can definitely still have fandom and original fiction as ongoing components of your life. It's about balance.