[ SECRET POST #4545 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4545 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, I feel like this is a healthier mindset than those who Want To Be A Novelist. I went and got a whole-ass BA in Writing because it was my passion, and I'm glad I did, but I'm in no rush to get published or treating it like something to hang my hat on (the industry is too much of a cutthroat disaster for that sort of thinking). It's for me. Maybe someday, I'll write something that I feel could be published and I'll put it out there and maybe it'll sell 10 copies and I'll be glad.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm also in a similar situation, studied writing and feel like I'll publish whenever I feel I have something worth publishing. When I told my friend who had studied with me this, she seemed to take it like I had given up on The Dream (and thus writing) or something. I just find it easier to get genuine enjoyment from my projects when they're not supposed to become The Debut Novel.