We're all here on mylot to earn money, but are there any authors who have time

I was just want to show my ability!after all,It`s very happy to show my hard work,especially to my friends and classimate!

I don't think you're breaking guidelines, because you said the site is for writing for fun. I do write when I can. Hopefully to be published one day. But since I have the ever common problem of never completing a full work, I've taken to writing on a blog. It's a little for fulfilling because people can read as you write and can comment. This encourages continued writing. http://theserialnovelist.blogspot.com Feel free to read and comment. (NOTE: other than my appreciation there is no compensation for commenting. LOL!)

Here is my opinion on creative writing: I think writing for writings's sake is a good enough reward. Many of us enjoy putting words down and we get great satisfaction from it. That is an end in itself. Getting paid for what we write is helpful, but should not be a necessary thing. I am thinking about how we put great stock in a book that has been chosen by a publisher to be published. Most often, the book is chosen, not only on its merit, but mostly on whether the book, article, etc. fits in to the publisher's current needs. If an author is good, he is good. Published or not. It is for this reason that I am whole heartedly for anyone who puts enough stock in his writings to self publish. Just be careful who you choose to partner with in self publishing. I found a local publishing company that does not charge an arm and a leg and will format your book for you. Most online publishers want you to format the book, which is a huge pain. So, keep up the writing. I am anxious to go to your link and read what you've got to say.

It probably does, but I have no time! This is one of those rare days when I'm not writing for profit (at this moment, I'm posting for enjoyment!) and I usually have no time for creative writing. Sometimes I write a few lines that pop into my head. That may or may not inspire me to post here or influence my other writing. I find that just sitting outside and thinking of nothing is the best way to stimulate my mind and my imagination. I'm always surprised at the thoughts that pop into my head when I consciously think of nothing!