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Old 07-06-2012, 08:19 AM   #72
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
No. I'm just posing a hypothetical question: Would you write if you knew no one would ever read your book?

Yes, my books have been bought/downloaded. But if I believed I would never sell another book, or even be able to give one away, it would negatively impact my desire to write anything new. (And I refuse to believe I'm the only one who feels that way.)
You're not. I agree. There are many forms of writing though and I do suppose some people write only for themselves, but if so it should be journal writing.

For me writing is about sharing ideas/information/emotions/situations. I (and many others) don't feel a piece of writing is completed until the reader completes it by reading and interpreting it in their own way.
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