Ask the Author: L.J. Windridge
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L.J. Windridge
As the saying goes, "You can't edit a blank page." Just write. You have a wonderful story to tell the world so don't worry about achieving perfection or becoming a bestselling author; just write.
Once you've written your story down, you can edit and refine it until it's ready for release, should you choose to publish. Don't write for the naysayers and people who won't enjoy your book, write for the people who will! Write for those who will want more and who will cherish and love your book inside and out.
Most importantly, write the story that YOU want to tell. Not your teacher, your brother, your parent or anyone else, write for you. Someone out there is waiting to read your book.
Once you've written your story down, you can edit and refine it until it's ready for release, should you choose to publish. Don't write for the naysayers and people who won't enjoy your book, write for the people who will! Write for those who will want more and who will cherish and love your book inside and out.
Most importantly, write the story that YOU want to tell. Not your teacher, your brother, your parent or anyone else, write for you. Someone out there is waiting to read your book.
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