Why Write for Free?
Roger Wright the Author of 'Finding Work When There Are No Jobs' brings up an interesting...
Why Write for Free?
Roger Wright the Author of 'Finding Work When There Are No Jobs' brings up an interesting question in the Huffington Post.
He writes, "Writing is really hard. Bad writing is easy. But filling the blank page with words that grab a person by the heart and make them want to read? That's hard. Don't think so? Try it. I don't always succeed, but when I do, my investment in the writing gives me back a return that is like a handful of diamonds. Huge investment. Huge reward. The fulfillment of a challenge is my return."
So, I ask, is there any rhyme, reason, or research that would make you write for free or some of you who are writing diligently this November on your NaNo projects, would you like to share your motivation for writing to help keep others motivated?
Read the rest here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/roger-wright/why-write-for-free_b_4217904.html
Roger Wright the Author of 'Finding Work When There Are No Jobs' brings up an interesting question in the Huffington Post.
He writes, "Writing is really hard. Bad writing is easy. But filling the blank page with words that grab a person by the heart and make them want to read? That's hard. Don't think so? Try it. I don't always succeed, but when I do, my investment in the writing gives me back a return that is like a handful of diamonds. Huge investment. Huge reward. The fulfillment of a challenge is my return."
So, I ask, is there any rhyme, reason, or research that would make you write for free or some of you who are writing diligently this November on your NaNo projects, would you like to share your motivation for writing to help keep others motivated?
Read the rest here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/roger-wright/why-write-for-free_b_4217904.html
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