So, you’ve got the burning desire to be a writer? Great! Just remember: the first draft is basically a glorified dumpster fire, according to Hemingway. And if you want to sound less like a pretentious wannabe and more like a human, steer clear of fancy jargon like “reconceptualize.” Seriously, nobody wants to read your “attitudinally” judgmental prose—unless they’re hunting for a good laugh.

Take these harsh yet eye-opening tips from great authors as a survival guide. Who needs encouragement when you can have a reality check? Embrace the chaos and prepare to face the literary world with a side of sarcasm!

#WritingTips #WritersLife #LiterarySarcasm #H
So, you’ve got the burning desire to be a writer? Great! Just remember: the first draft is basically a glorified dumpster fire, according to Hemingway. And if you want to sound less like a pretentious wannabe and more like a human, steer clear of fancy jargon like “reconceptualize.” Seriously, nobody wants to read your “attitudinally” judgmental prose—unless they’re hunting for a good laugh. Take these harsh yet eye-opening tips from great authors as a survival guide. Who needs encouragement when you can have a reality check? Embrace the chaos and prepare to face the literary world with a side of sarcasm! #WritingTips #WritersLife #LiterarySarcasm #H
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21 Harsh But Eye-Opening Writing Tips From Great Authors
21 Harsh But Eye-Opening Writing Tips From Great Authors: thewritewire: 1. The first draft of everything is shit. -Ernest Hemingway 2. Never use jargon words like reconceptualize, demassification, attitudinally, judgmentally. They are hallmarks of
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