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<p> I consider myself a professional reader, if not by education and theory, by practice. I've learned to read on my own between four and five. The first book I've read was a novel of several hundred pages by Jules Verne. I was five. Since then, I've read many more books. Until fourteen I was reading two or three books a week. Between fourteen and eighteen I was reading one or two books a day. I hated school, and I preferred just to ignore the homework and read. After, until now, two to three books a week. And it had been some time… </p> <p> I would have LOVED to become a writer. LOVED. But well, parents are parents. Follow the tradition, be a …. </p> <p> We had three professional writers in the family before, one at an international level, but… well. Parents are parents, and there are parents and parents. They were blind to this. </p> <p> The first advice I would give to a young aspiring writer: follow your passion. Sometimes, those who want what's best for you just don't see the full picture. </p> <p> I don't know if I would have become a good writer, I just hope so. I see my limits as an amateur writer who started late, but I know as well that I have a big experience as a reader. </p> <p> I just want to share some of my experiences and my emotions as a reader, in the form of short stories. I hope some will found them usefully. I really hope so and wish all my best to every young (or not so young) aspiring writer. </p>
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