: Well, this has a lot of answers, so i'll keep it simple. Most people don't publish their first book, regardless of age. You could be forty, writing a book, and still wouldn't be able to

Well, this has a lot of answers, so i'll keep it simple.

Most people don't publish their first book, regardless of age. You could be forty, writing a book, and still wouldn't be able to publish it.

If it's a good book, obviously you can get it published, no big deal. It's actually pretty impressive. But good writing comes with practice, not with age. Write a lot, read a lot, and maybe you'll get a book published before you turn eighteen. But that doesn't necessarily mean the one you are writing right now.

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: Well, this has a lot of answers, so i'll keep it simple. Most people don't publish their first book, regardless of age. You could be forty, writing a book, and still wouldn't be able to

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: I think Kate S. has a good point, in that the odds are that your first few poems may not be up to the snuff of what publishers are looking for. If you're not successful and get frustrated

: How to keep a main character nameless? I'm currently writing a story about a girl who was found by a couple in a magical isolated town, where everyone is named by the leader. I want her

: One thing I tend to do in my writing is consider the options. Flashbacks (/flashforwards) are a good way to show how someone learns it if the Main Character is already an expert when

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