@cool74 A dream is a dream. I don't go halfway. I've wanted this since I was really young, and there isn't a chance in hell that I'll allow myself to disappoint myself. I'm not that great a writer right now, but I'm going to keep getting better until I can live up to my own standards and write a book that satisfies me. After that, I don't care what happens, whether I find poverty or become rich. Just as long as the people who read it are satisfied, too. And let me put this into perspective: My standards are soul-crushingly high. I won't accept anything that comes from my pen unless it's absolutely amazing. I don't want to write pulp fiction and I don't want to write a passing fad. I want to write a beautiful, epic fantasy story that leaves all who read it in awe. Meaning, of course, that I have a heck of a lot of work to do. Though I should still be a worthy enough edition to GODWORLD (the writing club I talked about making) when it's set up next year.
