“Unlocking the Secrets: How E.H. Jacobs Discovers Your Unique Path to Writing Mastery”
As a writer, I often find myself shackled by the weight of inadequacy — the relentless cycle of rejection, self-doubt about the worthiness of my words, and the persistent shadow of literary giants looming over my aspirations. You know how it feels when you’ve poured your heart into a piece, only to discover that the literary world has a selective memory? Well, you’re not alone. It turns out that many writers, even those who have carved out a name for themselves, grapple with similar feelings. E.H. Jacobs, in a candid exploration of his writing journey, shares his thoughts on the pressures and challenges that come with the territory. From managing the juggling act of being a psychologist by day and a writer by night to navigating the chaotic realm of creativity, Jacobs offers a fresh perspective on the essence of writing — one that values the journey over the destination. So, what’s the right way to write? Is there even a formula? Let’s dive into the tapestry of his experiences and discover how embracing our unique quirks can lead to profound creativity. Interested in unraveling more? LEARN MORE.
There are so many ways for a writer to feel inadequate. Of course, there is the constant rejection (about 1.5% of my submissions to literary journals get accepted — and I feel lucky with that). Then, there is the feeling that I am not writing enough, or that my writing is not good enough, or that my work isn’t featured in the New Yorker or the Paris Review. And then, even if
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