By Sahndra Fon Dufe.
“What is like being a “real” writer?” You ask yourself all the time. ðŸ’
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Girl, Let me guess.
Are you are an amateur or newbie woman-writer
with an old soul? Maybe you don’t fully integrate into today’s
“ratchet-culture” craze. I mean, you’re okay with grooving
to Cardi B here and there, but you’d just truly prefer
a great book and well-brewed wine all curled up
in your bed discovering a new world,
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HERE are some real-life comments from my Instagram Inbox:
“... But I can’t find the time or discipline to
write often. I work full-time” - Sandra from Houston.
write often. I work full-time” - Sandra from Houston.
“Write every day? Is this bish speaking Italian?
LMAO”- Amanda from Dallas.
LMAO”- Amanda from Dallas.
“ I never think my writing is that good.”
Amaka from Surulere, Lagos.
Amaka from Surulere, Lagos.
“ Heck. I have No Idea how the
publishing industry works.”
publishing industry works.”
“ Do I self-publish, or go after the
publishing houses?” Corine from Yaounde.
publishing houses?” Corine from Yaounde.
“Wait, Did you hear about that one girl whose
book made it to Oprah’s list?” - Marie from Washington DC.
book made it to Oprah’s list?” - Marie from Washington DC.
“ How do I even find an agent? All the rejection.
Yoinks! Should I do it? Should I not?”- Anonymous.
Yoinks! Should I do it? Should I not?”- Anonymous.
“OMG. Where do I start?”- Claudia.
If any of these questions sound like you asked them,
You should officially change your Facebook status
to “I’m a writer.” Looks like you’re yearning
to better understand the Behind- The- Scenes
process of writing, but let’s face it.
Sometimes you lack inspiration or discipline to do so,
or just don’t always feel your material is up to par,
and so you never publish. You may hold on all material until the hair inunspoken areas of your body turns gray.
You should officially change your Facebook status
to “I’m a writer.” Looks like you’re yearning
to better understand the Behind- The- Scenes
process of writing, but let’s face it.
Sometimes you lack inspiration or discipline to do so,
or just don’t always feel your material is up to par,
and so you never publish. You may hold on all material until the hair inunspoken areas of your body turns gray.
If this is you, you have nothing to worry about. You have come to the right place!
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PS: Before I exit, Let me announce the winner from my Instagram “Gift a Sister Writer Challenge.” I am excited to announce the winner Monique Kwachou (@ms.kwachou ) as the winner of my Instagram “Gift a Sister Writer Challenge.” She has the option between a $30 Gift card or Cash. Please empower her by clicking on her Instagram link, read and hopefully expand your old soul sister tribe.
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Xoxo-
Sahndra Fon Dufe.
A blog that offers publishing answers writing tips and advice to amateurs, emerging and expert women writers.
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