Hey, everyone.
This is kind of a serious, deep question, but I thought I'd ask it anyway. I'm not so sure there's really an actual answer either.
I was just curious, at what point do you know if you're a "good" writer?
Obviously it's all very subjective and is a matter of opinion, but there is obviously something to it or authors wouldn't become famous.
You also become a better writer with time and practice, and I know writer's with natural "talent" that are not as good as others who work harder.
But, as I'm sure you've all encountered, if you care about writing you have to wonder if you have what it takes.
This isn't a thread for validation on my part, more of a simple(or not so simple) question.
Do you think that there's a lot of talent that just goes undiscovered? Or do you think there's some sort of secret to being an author? Is it born talent, hard work, or a mixture of both.
And if you don't have it, can you gain it?
Let me know what you guys think!
This concludes another session of deep thoughts past midnight with the night owl.
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