: Re: What language to write in for a beginner wanting to write fiction? So far, all of the fiction I've written in my life has been short stories given as writing tasks in school. However, I've

Galastel's answer is a great guideline, but I would like to add the following:

I am not sure about whether you will get more feedback by writing in English. Of course more people will be able to read your story, but that people will also have many more other stories to read!

In a slightly different (but related) context: I once made a chess course in both English and French. To my surprise, the French one had ten times the students despite the site being international. The reason? There were dozens of other courses in English, so it was hard to show why mine was worth it!

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