Lloyd AlexanderI decided that adventure was the best way to learn about writing.
About This Quote
Many people want to start writing stories but they are afraid that their writing is not good enough. They feel that no one else will read their stories and submit them to competitions. Sometimes they are afraid that they might not be able to write a good story. They might think that it will be difficult.
However, when people start writing, they learn about different things through experience. This is the most powerful way to learn about writing because it is through doing. When you write something, you learn about yourself and your emotions in the process.
Through this, you can know what you want to write about and how the story should be written.
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