To be a writer was a way out, for me at least; it always has been an escape for me. It made me run from haunting wounds, and miscalculated decisions.
But how can we become writers?
I wouldn't be able to teach you the how toes, because when you have it, then you have it. Most of us have the ability to create, but few, really, manage to hypnotize you with their creations.
You will say. "All the books are similar." Yes, they are like we are. We have all noses, eyes, skin, hair, bones, muscles, but we are still different , even twins are different inside them. They lived the same life, they ate the same food but they don't 100% think the same, maybe 70%, 80% or even 99%, but there is still a marge of difference. This is why the books, even with the same plot, are different.
A book is about how you tell a story, even if it's a spin off of Candrilla, or snow white (mind you I did read a gay version of The beauty and the beast, and I love it. I knew how the story ends, but I still enjoyed the difference in the events, the emotions, and everything else.)
As I read, I don't have a favorite category, so do I as a writer. I didn't find myself in a genre yet.
Most of my written works are issued of dreams, or inspired out of fanarts, or drawings, or a song, or even an event.
This is my life as a writer: Confusion, acceptance, and a lot, a lot of dreams.
But how can we become writers?
I wouldn't be able to teach you the how toes, because when you have it, then you have it. Most of us have the ability to create, but few, really, manage to hypnotize you with their creations.
You will say. "All the books are similar." Yes, they are like we are. We have all noses, eyes, skin, hair, bones, muscles, but we are still different , even twins are different inside them. They lived the same life, they ate the same food but they don't 100% think the same, maybe 70%, 80% or even 99%, but there is still a marge of difference. This is why the books, even with the same plot, are different.
A book is about how you tell a story, even if it's a spin off of Candrilla, or snow white (mind you I did read a gay version of The beauty and the beast, and I love it. I knew how the story ends, but I still enjoyed the difference in the events, the emotions, and everything else.)
As I read, I don't have a favorite category, so do I as a writer. I didn't find myself in a genre yet.
Most of my written works are issued of dreams, or inspired out of fanarts, or drawings, or a song, or even an event.
This is my life as a writer: Confusion, acceptance, and a lot, a lot of dreams.
