"Is writing for me?"
"You've been doing this for years. How come you still ask this question?"
"At times, like this moment, I feel like I'm not cut for writing at all."
"But there were also times when you could write a hundred words per hour and cared for nothing and no one but your story."
"Because I feel positive. And I tell myself that, yes, this is for me. That I shouldn't think otherwise."
"But what do you do when you lose hope, like this time?"
"I . . . still do it anyway . . . and hide my existential questions in between my words."
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Midnight Monologues
General FictionShe is known as the writer who creates stories about how the concept of love is formulated, explored, and ultimately destroyed by her protagonist, borne out of their relationship with another character. What is not known by many is how much she has...
