A.R. Knight
Two main things:
1. People will think it's great that you wrote a book. People also, after congratulating you, will move on. Write without fear. Use a pen name if you'd prefer, but don't hold back out of concern for what others think.
2. Find your daily habit. That 30 minutes or an hour a day that you can start writing and do it. Don't take weekends off. If life's busy and all you can jot down one day is a sentence, that's fine. You're still making progress. You'll get there.
1. People will think it's great that you wrote a book. People also, after congratulating you, will move on. Write without fear. Use a pen name if you'd prefer, but don't hold back out of concern for what others think.
2. Find your daily habit. That 30 minutes or an hour a day that you can start writing and do it. Don't take weekends off. If life's busy and all you can jot down one day is a sentence, that's fine. You're still making progress. You'll get there.
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