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Intuitive Writer Interviews

IntuitiveWriters

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IntuitiveWriters

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Interviews with Wattpad's intuitive minds. Ponderings & Process: Has your writing changed since the use of AI? How do you outline? Do you write by the seat of your pants, or sit in silence and pause for the words to flow, or simply channel things madly onto the page? Do you write for the characters or plan your career purely on instinct? Are you an intuitive writer? What does intuition look like in your writing process and workday? Here, writers talk about that process and things they reflect on about the meaning of "muse'.

Where does intuition belong in your life? 

✨Cover Credits: Special thanks to the incredible artistry and imagination of W.C. Markarian and his AI Assistant, the MidJourney tool, for rendering responses to this truly perfect theme with their art. ✨All Rights Reserved

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The day youth died

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