How do I know if my writing is good?

Post an excerpt here and I'll give it to you straight

>>9270398
I suck but I want to improve.

>>9270398
This

and don't get offended when people say it's shit. It's free honest advice you can choose to take or just ignore.

Read it out loud.

Does it fulfill the thought you were trying to convey? Does it kinda "click" with you?

Internal validation is best imo. Naturally, not everybody is going to like any piece of work. Literary classics took a fucking long time to gain their """"objectively good"""" rep.

>>9270416
Well how can you improve if you don't know what people think of your work? Post an excerpt here and we can tell you what you need to work on.

>>9270385
Is it good?

Brandon Sanderson's 2016 lectures on youtube are pretty good for any writing in general, I think he about covers every aspect.
Reading good stuff helps as well, but the key is to keep writing and try to get people to read your stuff. With online sites it's eas(ier) to get eyes on your stuff with sites like scribophile but your work is most likely shit.

>>9270385
There is no such thing as good writing. Only writing that people think is good.

>>9271255
wrong

art is not fully subjective

>>9271282
Prove it.

>>9271282

So long as text is grammatically correct and contextually coherent, which should be a matter of course, the rest is purely a matter of taste.