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Ceremonial mail coat, Eastern Europe, 17th century
from Auctions Imperial
Erosion Of Selfby Ascending-Storm
In case you writers ever wondered. Made by Carrie Patrick on Facebook.
The object comparisons are things of an equivalent weight, not things you can cut with the swords. Just saying so to preemptively stop cursed comments.
The worth of your stories is not defined by the number of likes, reblogs, kudos, or interactions you get.
So much comes down to luck, algorithims, and a whole host of other factors that are not in your control. The worth of your stories are in the joy and care you took to create them and the way you grew from writing them.
Your stories are important.
TIL, The cycle of death and rebirth cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel cruel
Glow worms, Shaun Jeffers
Writing tip #5: The right length for a chapter is exactly equal to the length that feels like the right length for that chapter, whether that be 5 or 5,000 words. Your book, your rules.
The Back Cat magazine covers, vol. 3 (1897-1898).
Illustration by German/Austrian artist, Karl Alexander Wilke (1879—1954). 1913.