Eldoria
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What Metaphor Describes Your Novels as Important in Your Life?
Every author has their own perspective on their works. Their novels have become an inseparable part of their lives (whether as a hobby or a profession).
For example, for me, my novels are my 'inner children'. They are born from experiences, traumas, understandings, loves, and hopes in my life, both personal and social, and I nurture my works with dedication (even if there is no material reward).
Like a mother who gives birth to children with blood and sweat, and raises them with unconditional love through dedication of body and soul.
You may have other metaphors to place your works in your life; perhaps a mirror, perhaps a seed of a plant, perhaps a diary, etc. Finally, every author may have their own perspective regarding their works.
Every author has their own perspective on their works. Their novels have become an inseparable part of their lives (whether as a hobby or a profession).
For example, for me, my novels are my 'inner children'. They are born from experiences, traumas, understandings, loves, and hopes in my life, both personal and social, and I nurture my works with dedication (even if there is no material reward).
Like a mother who gives birth to children with blood and sweat, and raises them with unconditional love through dedication of body and soul.
You may have other metaphors to place your works in your life; perhaps a mirror, perhaps a seed of a plant, perhaps a diary, etc. Finally, every author may have their own perspective regarding their works.
