Writing can be emotionally draining and stressful, but setting a routine and creating a dedicated, distraction-free space can help. Reading widely across different genres and authors can spark inspiration and improve your skills. It's important to take breaks to gain fresh perspectives and avoid burnout. Stay positive by focusing on the joy of storytelling and remember why you started writing. Connecting with other writers through groups or online communities provides support and valuable feedback. Embrace revisions as part of the process and don't hesitate to make changes. Finally, practice self-care by engaging in activities that recharge you and maintain a healthy mind. Keep writing, stay patient, and enjoy the journey.
Inspired by Austen's timeless storytelling, I decided to start writing my own stories. I've been writing for several years now, and my goal is to ensure all my main characters in Kew Stories have happy endings, just like the ones that captivated me in Jane Austen's novels.
Absolutely, I do read my book reviews. I believe they offer valuable insights and help me grow as a writer.
For positive reviews, I'm always grateful and encouraged by readers' kind words and support. They motivate me to keep writing and improving my craft.
When it comes to negative reviews, I try to take them constructively. I look for any valid feedback that can help me improve future work. Of course, it can be tough to read criticism, but I understand that not every book will resonate with every reader, and that's perfectly okay.
Thank you for asking! Your feedback is important to me.
