Christa

writers should be the sole catalyst for any change our work undergoes and be able to hone into our stories wherever we write. But environmental influence is often unavoidable for human beings.

Choosing a genre is semi-important and will happen anyway. Even if you pick multiple genres, don't limit yourself by committing to one too early. hoosing a genre is semi-important and will happen anyway. Even if you pick multiple genres, don't limit yourself by committing to one too early. And when you do get to the point where you're ready to pick a genre to write in, don't forget my two very impotant considerations...

start your writing career on a platform that'll connect you to your audience, show the value of your work and make writing a working career.

All that work is done in hope of reaching literary success: Hoping to make money from ( live off ) the art that you love practicing.

It's not really about making up random stories and putting literal words on a literal paper, but a lot about drawing from history and life experiences to impact the future.

I am not perfect and mistakes are bound to happen when writing. But if these mistakes distract readers from the story then this mistake has got to be dealt with. Because when I publish a story ( and soon a novel ) I want people to read my story and enjoy its events, not be distracted by my grammar