Something that I learned a long time ago when I started writing was that all creative people have a purpose for doing what they do. Some may just want to make money, some may want to become famous, and some may be content in just creating.
Every artist and creator is different, and I’m no exception. My purpose for writing is two-fold ; I want to inspire people with the stories I write, and I want to bring anime and anime-style stories to more people.
I’ve always felt that a lot of people give up on their dreams very easily, sometimes without giving any real effort. I was one of those people for most of my life, so I know what it can feel like.
There are also people who give up in the face of failure. Failure is part of life, and happens to everyone. Failure should never be considered a step backwards.
These are lessons that I learned from the stories I’ve seen in anime and manga. If these stories can inspire me, I know they can inspire other people as well. So, I write in this style, and create characters and worlds so that my readers can learn from their tales and struggles.
That is why I write ; to inspire people to never give up on themselves, and to go for their dreams.
You claim to be a novelist. But then, you say you want to focus on narrow genre of anime and manga. I guess that's okay, but you narrow your audience greatly in that medium. Novels written in English and translated into other languages have a far greater reach.
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Democratic Dilemmas and Divine Inspiration examines the significance or relevance of the idea that the U.S. Constitution was, as many believe, divinely inspired. How much did that belief matter to founders of the nation and how much does it matter no
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