How does a "writer" proceed in being recognized?

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  1. MamaDragonfly2677 profile image71
    MamaDragonfly2677posted 9 years ago

    How does a "writer" proceed in being recognized?

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  2. shirleybill profile image54
    shirleybillposted 9 years ago

    Write, write, and keep writing. That is how you get recognized. There are agents that actually do come along on the hubpages, and other places on the internet, looking for writers.

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  3. Rebecca E. profile image81
    Rebecca E.posted 9 years ago

    Keep writing, and more.
    Get a blog, write in it everyday, hubpages, any thing that will get your name out there.

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  4. Rebecca E. profile image81
    Rebecca E.posted 9 years ago

    If you want to write, this is what you will need to do for writing for a lviing. But also you need to think abotu making money and the price of fame and fortune. read more

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  5. Leslie L. Sanders profile image74
    Leslie L. Sandersposted 9 years ago

    When asked the question, “What can a writer do to get noticed?” Some people may simply answer . . . write. They believe that all a writer must do for a little recognition is to write and write a lot and eventually you would have so many books or... read more

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    pgrundyposted 9 years ago

    Lots of really good writers are never really recognized within their own lifetimes; at least not in the sense of becoming famous and wealthy and so forth. I think a person is a writer or isn't a writer. It's really that simple.

    You can learn to write, but that doesn't make you a writer. If you write all the time, and you need to write, and you do it no matter if you are rewarded or not, then you're probably a writer. If you want to be a writer so you can be famous and have writerish friends and money and so forth and be on Oprah a couple of times, you probably are just having a nice daydream. Enjoy it, but don't take it too seriously.

    Not all people become famous and not all writers become famous. Doing what you love should be its own reward, and this is especially true of the arts. Keep writing. Share and publish what you write, and you may be recognized. Or you may not. Either way you'll be doing what you love and that's more than 90% of the people on earth get to do.

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