Thread 24624965

Write what you know.
If you know nothing write about how it feels to know nothing.
If you're good at writing people will read it

>>24624965 (OP)
Just keep a diary??

>>24624965 (OP)
Write about your dreams

>>24624965 (OP)
>many such c---actually NOT many cases. As prior anon said if you are TRULY an inspired writer you could transform the charting and cataloging of one month of bodily functions into a work of eternal resonance .. it's less about the creation and more about .. supplication to whatever already swirling around and inside us .. Just white.

>>24624965 (OP)
How can one have the writing talent but not the creativity.

>>24624965 (OP)
Go by your own preferences, which genres do you like? Write what you enjoy the most

>>24624965 (OP)
Chances are you don't have the writing talent either.

>>24624986
who are you quoting?

>>24625034
You must be very uncreative to fail to understand understand such a simple conundrum

I struggle with the opposite. I have this huge imaginary world in my head that I've been constructing since I could remember. But I have no writing poise at all. I've thought about hiring a trustful ghostwriter to do it for me, but I get scared because I dont want anyone to steal my ideas, or if the books become popular enough, I dont want to be fucked over by money or anything legal.

tfw writing first drafts makes life worth living but editing makes you kill yourself

>>24624965 (OP)
>talent
Literally pointless when quality is subjective and the content has to adhere to the current narrative.

>>24624965 (OP)
>creativity
Romantic psyop

>>24624965 (OP)
>>having the writing talent
[X] DOUBT

>>24624965 (OP)
>You have to fish where the fish are.

You have Ideas worth developing, but you're letting them get away. It's worse than murder.

>>24624965 (OP)
so write non-fiction then