Writers are seriously self-conscious

I am thankful that other people go through the same kind of self doubt when they write. I have been having this feeling that I lack the ability to write as well as everyone else and I debate if I should even continue down this path. I want to get my characters out there, I want you all to read their story, but I worry that no one will care. Does any one care about the mental dilemma Harper is about to deal with? Will people still be interested years from now when the story is told and these characters can retire themselves back the recesses of my mind only to appear occasionally wanting to go on a new adventure, or wanting to go visit Lucy and Mishal and Irwin in Redhaven? I know that I am worrying about too much too soon, but I genuinely love my characters and I want them to get their story out there.

At least I got this off my chest. I need to go work on Chapter 6, have a good night everyone

2 responses to “Writers are seriously self-conscious”

  1. If I counted how many times I give up on myself during one day I would have given up by now but It’a not me that reading it! ahaha You need to focus on your audience not yourself, like I need to learn to do.

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      Maegan Provan

      I think I was having a moment last night. Tori and I talked about it šŸ™‚

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