Kathleen’s answer to “What’s your advice for aspiring writers?” > Likes and Comments
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thank you kathleen, for this comment and also making such amazing books. i've never gone through any of the topics but they help me understand what can happen to people, and i just really enjoy them. they also give me inspiration to write because i struggle with getting motivated. i think you have helped hundreds of readers all over the world to speak up or feel related and that makes me very happy. so once again, thank you kathleen :)
As an aspiring writer (my undergrad is Creative Writing/English Literature 97’) I agree wholeheartedly with Kathleen (who I am in awe of!) join a writer’s workshop. I’m blessed with a fledging workshop in my county overflowing with talent and incredible feedback. People who are very much published and successful are in the workshop. They’ll see and suggest ideas and everything from a structure of a particular sentence to synonyms to names. I had to quit in 26’ due to work obligations (I teach high school science) but it was tremendously useful and inspiring! Good luck!
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This makes me feel better! I feel so bad when I can only write 100 words or 500 words in a day while others I can write 5000. <3
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thank you kathleen, for this comment and also making such amazing books. i've never gone through any of the topics but they help me understand what can happen to people, and i just really enjoy them. they also give me inspiration to write because i struggle with getting motivated. i think you have helped hundreds of readers all over the world to speak up or feel related and that makes me very happy. so once again, thank you kathleen :)
As an aspiring writer (my undergrad is Creative Writing/English Literature 97’) I agree wholeheartedly with Kathleen (who I am in awe of!) join a writer’s workshop. I’m blessed with a fledging workshop in my county overflowing with talent and incredible feedback. People who are very much published and successful are in the workshop. They’ll see and suggest ideas and everything from a structure of a particular sentence to synonyms to names. I had to quit in 26’ due to work obligations (I teach high school science) but it was tremendously useful and inspiring! Good luck!
