You Are Still A Writer Even When You Haven't Written In A While.

🟢 You are still a writer even when you haven't written in a while.

🟢 You are still a writer even when you feel like you aren't writing enough.

🟢 You are still a writer when you feel like your work isn't good.

🟢 You are still a writer when other people don't like your work.

🟢 You are still a writer when you aren't published.

🟢 You are still a writer when you only have works in progress.

🟢 You are still a writer if all you write is fanfiction.

Hi my loves!

Just here to emphasise how important reblogging truly is.

In the last day, my blog received 320 notes. Out of those, 27 were reblogs ~ by a total of 6 people. I received 1 comment. I gained 1 new follower.

Between work/uni/personal life/writing I struggle to keep up with fics that my fellow writers put out, sometimes completely missing them - UNTIL I see someone else reblogging them on my feed.

Reblogs are so important for circulating our work, allowing us to reach new audiences who could connect with our thoughts as well as current followers who can’t be online all the time.

And of course they allow us to receive feedback - for something we work sometimes weeks on, a simple reblog with a few words of praise can really go a long way to keep our love for writing alive🫶🏻

If you enjoy something you read - please take 30 seconds to reblog and write a kind sentence for your author. You may not know just how much we appreciate it, but personally it always paints a grin on my face and I remember all my lovely readers who regularly reblog all the things I put out. You lot really mean the world<3

We don’t ask for reblogs to nag you - we ask for them so that we can carry on putting out our works into this platform (for free) and not feel like we’re wasting our time.🫶🏻

To those who always make sure to reblog - we appreciate you so much, thank you!!

a man of the roaring 20's once said: "Well, I had it all once. Fortune, fame. But nothing satisfied."

This just got to my mind and it is true. We are divided into groups of interests.