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You can't get complacent in a writing life. I already knew that, and I don't think I have become complacent, but recently I have relearned that fact. A few months ago l'd just submitted the first draft of my third novel, my second novel was just about to be published, my Substack subscriber count was growing rapidly - giving, most pleasingly of all, my first novel a new enthusiastic readership outside the UK - and I was feeling positive about the prospect of a bumpy writing life finally yielding some results, three long decades in.

You can't get complacent in a writing life. I already knew that, and I don't think I have become complacent, but recently I have relearned that fact. A few months ago l'd just submitted the first draft of my third novel, my second novel was just about to be published, my Substack subscriber count was growing rapidly - giving, most pleasingly of all, my first novel a new enthusiastic readership outside the UK - and I was feeling positive about the prospect of a bumpy writing life finally yielding some results, three long decades in.

You can't get complacent in a writing life. I already knew that, and I don't think I have become complacent, but recently I have relearned that fact. A few months ago l'd just submitted the first draft of my third novel, my second novel was just about to be published, my Substack subscriber count was growing rapidly - giving, most pleasingly of all, my first novel a new enthusiastic readership outside the UK - and I was feeling positive about the prospect of a bumpy writing life finally yielding some results, three long decades in.

You can't get complacent in a writing life. I already knew that, and I don't think I have become complacent, but recently I have relearned that fact. A few months ago l'd just submitted the first draft of my third novel, my second novel was just about to be published, my Substack subscriber count was growing rapidly - giving, most pleasingly of all, my first novel a new enthusiastic readership outside the UK - and I was feeling positive about the prospect of a bumpy writing life finally yielding some results, three long decades in.