: Re: What to do if my writer's brain functions in English but my target readers are those of my motherland? As a reader I have spent far more hours, well... years reading in English than my natural

Usually, you want to stick with what you can write the easiest with. Writing alone is challenging without having to worry about different languages.

My advice would be to write in what ever you are most comfortable in (which appears to be English). Later translate it to Portuguese for local sales allowing you to have an English copy should you ever wish to go global as well.

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