@waitbutwhy Civilization, as defined by the invention of writing, is only ~5500 years old

just when i finally start to write the correct year on my papers instead of 2012, the year is almost over YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Year 1 - English - Writing

2026 will be my year.

i wrote down what year it is

My 2025 #WritingWrapped !! This is the first year in a good couple years that I have been actively working on a project constantly. I took a break after a book died in the query trenches in 2022 and it feels so nice to have both my passion and my confidence for writing back!

What year did you write WAEC/NECO??

What do you NEED to be a writer? 🤨 Let the truth set you free: there are NO specific qualifications you have to meet. You can be any age. You can come from any background. You can have a college degree—or not. Becoming a successful writer requires just one simple thing:

Dear son,

That time of year...What are you writing in our yearbook? 🎓✍️👀 We’ll share our favorite messages.

claiming

There is no path to good work that doesn’t go through bad work first. ##Writing #writer #fictionwriting #novelwriting Go to https://t.co/uZfBveYqXY to learn more about how to write your novel in 2026!

#WRITERS... Which applies to you: 1. I will have my book completely written by the end of this year. 2. I will get my book published by the end of this year. 3. I will work with an editor this year so that my book is as good as can be. 4. I will land an agent this year.

There are 261 work days in 2019. If you write only 1 screenplay page a weekday (ONE!) you could write 2 1/2 scripts this year. If you write only 300wds a day on your book, you will have an 80,000wd novel by the end of the year. Make 2019 the year your dream becomes a reality.

Years of copywriting has really influenced how I write.

Some writers start young. Some start old. Some start after three pints and a midlife crisis. Here’s where I started — and why it doesn’t matter when you do 👇 https://t.co/e9wAPKMn7y #writing #writingtips

Word of the #NationalWritingDay: “write” - from the Old English wrītan, to score lines or letters into a durable surface, to incise a track or trace, itself from the Proto-Indo-European *wrey-, “to rip, tear, wear”. Good writing is hard, harrowing, wearing, resilient work.

Dear son,