>tfw literary genius of epic proportions but I don't

she so cute <3

>>9319532
Experience will make your writing richer. But as a literary genius, you already knew this.

>>9319532
qt

I recommend a little of both. Experience is usually going to have an impact on your fiction, by taking bits and pieces from your own life to flesh out scenes. Along with that, writing books requires time alone, for long hours. Reading is also a recommendation. Live, read, write. What's better than that?

I'm the same.

I'm not going to bother writing my masterpiece because frankly what's the point? I have it in my head for my personal enjoyment. Why should I write it down for plebeians who won't even understand it? No, no, I'd much rather spend my time masturbating to anime.

>>9319532
Kys your writing is probably shit. Go get a job you worthless NEET

>>9319576
rude and selfish!

give us the goods.

>>9319532
>literary genius of epic proportions
>What do, /lit/?

Fucking pick one.

>>9319532
Hng, Katie can't compete

who is this vile cumslut?

>>9319532
I recommend putting your literary expertise to use in practical matters like the sciences or biblical study. I had the option to write great fantastical stories through a God given gift and denied it because I didn't want to waste people's lives even though it would make me rich.

>>9320644
>>9320591
i miss her so much :'(

>practical matters like the sciences or biblical study
>biblical study
yikes

>>9319532
>Should I actually live my life
Depends on what you consider living life to be: I can assure you that most aspects of "living life" are overrated. If you want good experiences, go traveling by yourself, or spend time in nature.

I'm the same. I'm not sure the world is ready for my magnum opus.