How many writers are afraid of standing out in their writing? From fear of being attacked on social media, or being misunderstood that the things they've written don't equate to who they are as a person, or trying to fit into an idea of a palatable commercial segment. I think a lot of people hold back these days. The interview above just got me thinking about this.
This is such a cool article, just this week, I started working on a YA dystopian suspense, and it’s way out of my comfort zone, but I love it. Such a coincidence that you’re writing about this! 🤍
I'd love more explanation on this. "But that love for romance exists alongside a growing frustration with how heteronormative relationships are increasingly becoming a less safe space for women." I've been out of the dating game for 15 years. What has been happening? Can someone help me out?
How many writers are afraid of standing out in their writing? From fear of being attacked on social media, or being misunderstood that the things they've written don't equate to who they are as a person, or trying to fit into an idea of a palatable commercial segment. I think a lot of people hold back these days. The interview above just got me thinking about this.
This is such a cool article, just this week, I started working on a YA dystopian suspense, and it’s way out of my comfort zone, but I love it. Such a coincidence that you’re writing about this! 🤍
I'd love more explanation on this. "But that love for romance exists alongside a growing frustration with how heteronormative relationships are increasingly becoming a less safe space for women." I've been out of the dating game for 15 years. What has been happening? Can someone help me out?