What is it like to be a writer?

Very talented, strong language skills, and their writing skills must be very good, have their own characteristics, and at the same time let others see their works, they will be very happy.

When you are a writer, I think that people will only know you when you are very popular, and you usually know your own pen name, and you don't know what you are like as a person, but I think that what I write can be appreciated, and it is really a very happy and proud thing.

When a writer is fulfilled, you are proud to see your work published, and everyone respects you.

I think being a writer is a very good experience, we can write about the world we imagine with our own hands, so beautiful.

Being a writer is a mysterious profession that requires strong knowledge reserves, unbridled imagination, and writing good works is like experiencing the life of Baiwei.

When a writer feels like you don't have to go back and forth to work every day, you are actually being urged by the publisher every day. And the biggest worry is what if you run out of inspiration one day?

Being a writer is very glamorous in the eyes of others, but only you can see how much you pay.

I think it's good to be a writer, can I say some of my good ideas, write them, share them with everyone, and increase positive energy.

If you don't have to be haggard with food and clothing, being a writer has all kinds of positive experiences; If it is embarrassing, it is a long march of one person. I'm not a writer, it's just that I can only express what I can express through writing, I'm an embarrassed person, but I'm just trying to experience a person's long march. Of course, in my heart, I hope for the day when I will become famous.

I just sat down and felt very good, quite cool, and I didn't have to go out to the wind and sun to make money.

It's probably a good way to write out the whimsical things in your mind for others to see, and sometimes it's a good way to vent your emotions!

To put it in one lyric, it is "I am my own God, where I live".

When receiving the courier, I will take a very careful look at whether it is something I bought, maybe it is a blade or something.

Writers can be regarded as one of the most difficult professions, and those who dare to choose this path are either too stupid or too naïve.

Generally, people who want to be writers may really just envy that kind of aura, but they don't know that among the many writers, the "writers" they can see are really a drop in the bucket, and this is already counting the authors who write badly.

Why is it difficult? How hard is it, exactly?

It's hard enough to make a writer who has been writing for many years doubt himself, it's hard enough to put himself back into a state of ignorance, and it's hard enough to make me look for writing lessons like a novice who doesn't know what to do.

Anyone of a certain age who has written knows what it is like, a torture that repeatedly overthrows oneself and finds nothing.

In the end, the author returned to the original point, put down "Story", put down god-level works such as "Writer's Journey", and found the answer from the small book "Becoming a Writer".

Becoming a writer is really hard.

Being a writer is not exactly the same as writing, writing is something that can be written as long as you are an individual and educated. But being a writer, making a living from writing, expanding territory with writing, and immortalizing with writing is not the same thing.

In the first chapter of the book, I said four difficulties:

1. Should I write? (Dissuaded by the genius theory).

2. A book writer (who can't replicate his own success).

3. Intermittent writers (it takes several years to regroup each time).

4. Ending killer (unable to complete a work).

Seriously, it's realistic, but it's not frustrating, the author even has a feeling of sudden enlightenment, the four of them only account for three, the author never believes in genius theory, well, once believed (I was a genius) (giggle face).

The current author is just an intermittent writer who kills the end of his work an infinite number of times, and the previous book is painful, not to mention.

However, the author thought about it again, even if all four things are accounted for? Is it so hard to close the pen and live a happy life in the workplace? It doesn't seem to be able to do it, but it's going to kill people.

From this point of view, it turns out that the author can only choose between obsession and being forced to die.

Then I had to post something out of shame.

How hard is it to become a writer? The difficulty is that if you stick to all kinds of incompetent diagnosis and treatment judgments, do you dare to be stupid and naïve, if you dare, no one can stop you, anyway, just bear the consequences.

Fools can't be fools, naivety can't be made.

Silly and naïve? It's hard to guarantee that it will work. ENDS).