If a law were passed giving six months to every writer of a first book, only the good ones would do it

Summary

This quote suggests that if there was a law allowing six months of dedicated time to every aspiring writer for completing their first book, only the talented writers who are confident in their abilities would make use of it. The underlying implication is that writers who possess the necessary skill and ability would be motivated to take advantage of such an opportunity to showcase their talent and produce a quality first book. In contrast, those who lack confidence or skill might not seize the chance or struggle to produce a noteworthy work within the given timeframe.

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