Judy Corry
Don't put so much pressure on yourself that you become incapacitated. Writing a book can be a daunting thing, but just take it one sentence, one thought, then one page at a time. Don't expect perfection from the first draft. Just get the ideas out there. I wasted so much time trying to get things perfect the first time, when I could have done so much better if I'd just started writing. The magic, at least for me, comes with revision. But you'll never get to the revising or publishing stage if you don't write those first words first!
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Judy Corry:
I read all of your books in about three weeks ago, and have pretty much finished all of them, except the one that is coming out, and some of the novellas, anyways I really love how clean-cut, and cute all of your stories are, and honestly would love some of those perfect boys for myself, also I'm a writer too, unpublished unfortunately, but what advice would you give if I want to be an amazing well known writer too?
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