Write what you know.

Mark Twain
Write what you know.
Write what you know.
Write what you know.
Write what you know.
About This Quote

The saying ‘write what you know’ is about writing in a way that is authentic. When you write something that is true to you, you are more credible and more believable. When people read what you have written, they can relate to it because it is your truth.

Source: The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer & Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

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