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The one book that inspired you ✨️ to start writing your own book
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Samuel
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May 02, 2024 01:13AM
For me, it's a touch of eternity!!!
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The Sea, the SeaBecause of its Excellent modern literature.
Hate Mail by Donna Marchetti. It's her first book and already sooo good! It made me realize that it doesn't have to be an extremely complicated, perfect story. It can be just cute and lovely
I've never thought of my sudden interest in writing was bcz of books but maybe it was, and if it was a book then it would every single book that I've read
I've never thought of my sudden interest in writing was bcz of books but maybe it was, and if it was a book then it would every single book that I've read
I think pjo, that was an amazing series and I was like afterwards, hey, maybe I could write something
I read Stephen King's IT when I was 10 years old and it blew me away! 30 years later and my debut novel, THE DARK TIMES OF NIMBLE NOTTINGHAM is coming out next year. It's middle grade, but there's a hungry monster made of darkness in it that I hope would make Stephen King proud
I'm not sure what book made me want to write, but the one that most influenced HOW I write is Anne of Green Gables. I like getting to tell smaller stories that have more of a focus on grounded characters. :)
Pressumed InnocentWhen I read the Protagonist say, "And this was the instrument that killed Carolyn," I knew I'd want to bring the same reaction to another
Fat Chance Charlie VegaI loved how the main character wrote stories and I thought it would be fun to write a book.
Girl in Pieces, and practically every dystopia novel: The Giver, Hunger Games, etc
A Vast Mindscape is coming to you! See my announcements and I'll make sure to keep you updated and take suggestions
Though i’ve always been fond of writing, i didn’t take it seriously until I read The count of Monte Cristo not too long ago, I don’t know what it is about the French, but their writing inspires me a great deal.
