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- I dream of a happy writing life, longing for the strength to write for life, my own space, and the ability to maintain it.
- Like Charles Dickens, I value the experience of making money through writing and discovering myself through difficult times.
- The author values the life of studying like a scholar and living like a fairy tale protagonist.
The strength to write comfortably for a lifetime, a space of my own like Tasha Tudor's garden. And the ability to maintain all of it. That's all I want. Because I will be happy until the day I die.
Children in the garden (1892)_Władysław Podkowiński (Polish, 1866-1895)
It's a good day to imagine a simple and happy life of writing.
▶ Charles Dickens was paid by the number of words, so he kept adding words, and the famous lines of the novel <A Tale of Two Cities>, which has sold over 200 million copies worldwide, were created.
▶ I'm not trying to say that difficult times lead to happy endings. It's about myself, which I wouldn't have experienced if I hadn't been so desperate. If I can say that money isn't everything, then it would be a happy life. But whether it's money or anything else, it's not just misfortune to be at the "edge of the cliff." It makes us suddenly desperate.
▶'Study like a scholar and live like a fairy tale character.' is a valuable saying.
-Ryu Sihwa, It's not the life I thought, Suo Seo Jae