: Re: Will I ever be able to write like a native writer? So a little while ago someone said that I'll never be able to write on a native level because I wasn't born in the UK or America. I

If you have a story, you can tell it in any language you know well enough to communicate. Living in English-speaking environment for a considerable number of years would give you a tremendous advantage in terms of getting a feel of the language, but I believe that you can do without it, providing that you do run your lines by a native speaker, who is a friend and supporter, and not the one who told you that you will never be able to write in the language which is not your own.

Send that person a signed copy of your published novel, when you get the author's batch from Penguin Random House.

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