/lit/ - Literature

>>18652416
Yeah dude, you couldn't even handle a single day of pallet repair. Don't talk to me about "never had to work hard" when I've written two books. If you'd have finished any of your own projects or work, you'd know finishing a book is a difficult task.

If writing a book were easy, you'd see a lot more anons posting their shit here and shilling. They don't because it is a long process to finish a novel, and you must believe in yourself as an artist to ACTUALLY finish it.

If you don't believe in yourself, you will never finish a project. You will be that guy sitting at the excel spreadsheet at a wagie cagie job. You may dislike my work but every single liquor store employee I've given a book to has really enjoyed it. One dude even gave me $20 from his wallet without even asking!

When you align your actions with your mindset, you can achieve almost anything.

>>18554957
Awesome! I'm going to copy this to my tablet and go sit outdoors in the shade and check it out. Thanks!

>>18546860
/Lit/ just spews hatred at Waldun so hard, he must be doing something right.

>>18539565
If I had put the money I spent to film this trailer for my 1st book into Bitcoin, I'd have a lot of money now!
>But I wouldn't be a writer...
I would just be a regular wagie-cagie, or still be a degenerate porn dealer... probably would have overdosed by now with so much fent in the coke these days.
>Worked at a pallet repair yard for .50 cents per repair. My first week or so I made like $5 an hour!