[ SECRET POST #3297 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3297 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree that fanfiction can teach people some bad habits and writing it isn't the same as writing original fiction. But what people are trying to get at is that the very act of writing anything can be helpful for someone who has the writer's equivalent of stage fright. Haven't you heard of writing exercises where you set a timer and just write whatever comes into your head, no matter how bad or dumb it is? That exercise is trying to break people out of the bad habit of staring at a blank page and not doing anything.

I say write fanfiction if that's what's calling you at the moment. It's far better than letting all your writing muscles atrophy, and you never know when it might shake something loose for your novel, OP!