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Do you write good in a genre you don't like better than the genre you do like?
Representing_Tromba
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Mood.
NotaNuffian
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Ilikewaterkusa
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I can write good in romance lol
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Can I trade this skill for horror? Lol.
georgelee5786
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I wouldn't know because I never touch genres I dislike.
RavenRunes
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Dunno, why would I write in a genre I don't like? However, writing well -and don't make me do the mom grammar thing here - in genres I do like, probably not. I love horror and wouldn't know the first thing about writing it. I'd have to actually study it first. The key is building fear and I can't do that.
I also have this weird thing where if I really love something, I don't want to learn how to do it, because I'd rather remain in awe of those who can.
I also have this weird thing where if I really love something, I don't want to learn how to do it, because I'd rather remain in awe of those who can.
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Carefully.