[ SECRET POST #6471 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6471 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Both can be true.

On one hand, you gain more experience as a writer the more you work on the craft, especially if it is for a living.

On the other, entertainment is an industry that also heavily depends on Who Do You Know, and the more money there is, the more nepotism, and thus opportunities.

[(Anonymous)]

Or if you just happen to release a book or book series at the perfect time. I'm pretty sure this is why Harry Potter became so popular. (And no, not because of the movies, something I see thrown around a lot. The books were popular before the movies.)

[(Anonymous)]

The movies got made because the books were wildly popular.