People who wrote novels were very lonely.

He dropped out of school two years ago and started writing novels, but he still hadn't done well. He earned very little money writing novels. What was even more tragic was that because of writing novels, he had lost his friends and was out of touch with society. He was especially distressed now. I don't know if I should continue to persevere. If I go out to work and treat novels as my spare time, I won't know anything. Now, my dream is to be an editor in a magazine or newspaper, but I know I'm not good enough. I don't know how I'm going to work hard.

Answer 1

This statement was not accurate. People who write novels are not necessarily lonely because they can release their emotions and thoughts through writing and share them with readers. However, sometimes writing a novel might require a long time alone to think deeply about the plot and character. In addition, writing novels may also face many challenges, such as lack of creative inspiration and continuous improvement of writing skills, which may lead to loneliness. But writing a novel is a very interesting and rewarding activity that allows people to explore their emotions and imagination, so loneliness is not a common situation for novelists.