A Hero Without A Face

Heroes behind my writing cost arm and leg. May’21 writing experience hosted by Christina Ward and Samantha Lazar.

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“Writing to the Unknown: The Hero’s Journey. May Writing Experience,” — Samantha Lazar.

Action beings relief. Hope shines light.

I’ve been a writer all my life.

I write every day. It’s something enjoyable and somewhat easy. For me, writing is like drinking water. I choose to write to be alive as I drink water to be hydrated every day.

I write about 50–1000 words per day. Most of my writing comes from reading and imagination. And others from observation and my professional and personal experience. Also, I record tons of writing materials from any drama in my backyard and public square.

Publishing my work is challenging, but I do it — publish two or three stories per week. It takes courage and joy. What about you?

Don’t give up on your writing if you’re a writer. Keep believing, writing, learning, and hoping.

My writing journey is never-ending learning, creative, progressive, and steady. And I’m so relieved. Thanks again, Medium.