#WritingCommunity

The writing community on social media is amazing. This is one of the communities you would think would be the most competitive and exclusive, but it’s the total opposite! Everyone is rooting for each other to succeed and I couldn’t be happier to be a included in such a big diverse group of writers.

If you have been living under a rock and not noticing what I’m talking about, just do a quick searches with the hashtags #writingcommunity #amwriting and you’ll see a ton of writers talking about their works in progress, getting feedbacks, bouncing ideas off one another, etc. It’s been the most inspiring hashtag to follow.

#WritingCommunity, you can do this. Your dreams will come true. I know it’s easy to get lost in it all, but we can’t know what’ll happen unless we give it our best shot. The fact that it hasn’t happened yet doesn’t mean it never will. 💜🌌

— Nicole C. Moon (@nickicmoon) March 12, 2019

Y’all…. What if none of my characters die? Is that ok? 🙃 I don’t want to kill any of them.🙄 #amwriting #writingcommunity

— KL Burd (@AuthorKLBurd) March 13, 2019

I love seeing other writers having the same issues that I’m dealing with or helping them get through problems I figured out. It’s a great place to go when you’re feeling disappointed about where you are because there’s someone else out there who went through the same thing and they’re finally getting success.

Writer 1: I’m going to self-publish.

Writer 2: Cool. I’m going to traditionally publish.

Writer 3: Neat. I’m going to write my stories on parchment & have tiny dragons deliver them.

Writers 1 & 2: That’s cool too.

It isn’t that hard.#WritingCommunity #writerslife #amwriting

— Michelle Keener (@MKeenerWrites) February 6, 2019

I feel like all the communities should do this more often. It really gets me motivated to keep writing and not give up!

Thanks for reading!

-Emi

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