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Wow, I wish I was as immersed in my stories as some of you people are. 😆 Anyways, until then, I have a sizable collection of my own interesting experiences.

You know you’re a writer when:

 

Your school project is to write a newspaper article, but you’ve already been there, done that, and gotten it published.

 

This one may be more of an exclusive experience, but…

You and the co-author of your book spend more time arguing and/or making jokes about characters than actually writing.

 

You have imaginary conversations with family members about random things like the different approaches to time travel just in case it ever comes up in a conversation.

 

You use the word “premise” while talking to your mom.

 

Sweeping the sidewalk turns into a breakthrough brainstorming session for your upcoming fantasy series.

 

You take one look at all the writing classes out there, get overwhelmed, and decide to not try any of them.

 

You’re reminded of the verse “The love of money is the root of all evil” while thinking of what you want to do with the sales from your book. 😆

 

You find names in things like mixed-up words, word searches, and Bible genealogies.

 

You wonder if you can sell more books by putting your first two initials and last name on the book cover, like all famous people.

 

You merge fonts into your handwriting to make your journal entries look more medieval.

 

You write in Old English all the time because your work in progress is written in it.

 

You know you’re an introverted writer when you think taking archery or sword fighting would be really cool and beneficial to your story, but you’re too embarrassed to pursue it. 😋