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Willingness to Learn

Writing is not just a job. Above all, it is learning. Constant. And not just on literary research and articles on "how to write a bestseller. You have to learn in several directions at once:

through one's own experience - rereading old stories or novels, looking for flaws in them and thinking about how to fix them;

through other people's opinions: a) critics - to take part in contests and look for the specified flaws in works; b) reviewers and beta-testers - to seek literary mentors (for money, if necessary), ask for reviews, ask questions, look for the specified flaws and learn to correct them. And avoid them in the future;

from other people's experience: when participating in contests, read reviews and reviews of other works, look for the flaws indicated by reviewers in them. And look back at your own creations to see if you have anything similar;

through reading: read books in the genre you write in first. And learn to trace the author's moves: how the writer presents the character, how he describes the terrain, how he builds the dialogues, how he unfolds the plot.

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