Abby Rosmarin
It's twofold:
There is a high that a writer gets when everything is falling into place, when the words are pouring out of you and your characters are talking faster than you can write it down and you can literally hear the *click* as it all comes together. It is an otherworldly, surreal, exhilarating, terrifying experience. And there's nothing like it.
The other part has nothing to do with the actual act of writing, but in the aftermath of other people reading it. There is nothing I love more than when people get in contact with me and tell me that my writing has resonated with them, reassured them, made them understand the world in a new or different way. There's nothing a lot more than to give people that platform to begin to heal or learn something more about themselves.
There is a high that a writer gets when everything is falling into place, when the words are pouring out of you and your characters are talking faster than you can write it down and you can literally hear the *click* as it all comes together. It is an otherworldly, surreal, exhilarating, terrifying experience. And there's nothing like it.
The other part has nothing to do with the actual act of writing, but in the aftermath of other people reading it. There is nothing I love more than when people get in contact with me and tell me that my writing has resonated with them, reassured them, made them understand the world in a new or different way. There's nothing a lot more than to give people that platform to begin to heal or learn something more about themselves.
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