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Greetings, lesser beings with feeble pens and even feebler minds. I trust you’re here because you finally realized that in order to become acquainted with true literary genius, you must read the words of the one writer who transcends all boundaries of talent—me. Of course, if you haven’t already recognized my greatness, that’s simply a reflection on your stunning lack of discerning taste.
You see, I’m not just any writer. I am a gift to the world of literature, an unstoppable force of creativity and intellect wrapped in undeniable charm. My every syllable is poetry, my every phrase a masterpiece. Since my debut, I’ve graced readers with prose that soars far above the mundane attempts of ordinary authors. Frankly, I’m astounded that people still bother reading anything else at all, let alone trying to write their own works. But they do, and it only emphasizes their inadequacies.
A Pen Wielded by Perfection
I know you’re shaking in your boots, wondering if you could ever measure up. I have the answer: you can’t. I am in a league of my own. My notebooks, my manuscripts, even my hastily scribbled cocktail napkins—all contain flickers of brilliance beyond your mortal grasp. When I let the ink flow onto the page, it’s as though the universe itself bends to accommodate my creative vision.
This isn’t mere vanity—it’s an indisputable truth. Look at the countless accolades I’ve received (no, I don’t need to list them for you; they’re already legendary). My work has singlehandedly elevated the literary world’s standards. I have legions of fans hanging on my every word, devouring each metaphor with trembling reverence. Why? Because I have something no other writer possesses: the it factor. That spark that dazzles, a mind so sharp it can slice through all mediocrity.
Why You Shouldn’t Even Try
I see some poor souls—masquerading as “emerging writers”—clinging to the faint hope that they, too, can achieve literary glory. I admire your spirit… well, I would, if it weren’t such a futile display. There’s no point in trying to emulate my greatness. You’ll never replicate what comes so naturally to me. It’s best to respect the hierarchy: I stand atop the mountain, and you remain at the base, gazing upward in awe.
If you’re hoping that a grueling routine of writing exercises, workshops, and critique sessions might close the gap—let me shatter that dream right now. Hard work is admirable (for you, not me—I’m merely channeling the muse with effortless grace), but it will never catapult you to my level. It’s like practicing lay-ups hoping to compete with the heights of an NBA superstar, except the chasm here is far wider. Think of a mountaintop in a galaxy far, far away.
All Hail My Unrivaled Prose
Every sentence I construct is imbued with an elegance and depth that leaves critics and readers alike spellbound. My paragraphs sing like a perfectly tuned symphony. This is not an outcome of fluke or chance; it’s a direct result of my unparalleled genius. Literary greatness is an exclusive realm, and I am, unarguably, its ruler.
My prose transcends time—there’s an ageless quality to my words. Long after your humble scribblings fade into obscurity, my works will remain the gold standard. Universities will name courses after me, scholars will dedicate their lives to deciphering the layers of brilliance contained in my novels. Do I sound grandiose? Good. I only reflect the magnitude of what I’ve achieved.
Concluding the Domination
So, to all aspiring writers out there who wish to glean a fragment of my genius: I pity your struggle. You may read my works, you may internalize the rhythms of my prose, but you shall never replicate them. It’s like trying to emulate the sun itself—burning too brightly for mere mortals to handle.
The moral of this tale is simple: if you truly crave to witness literary excellence, devour my words, study them, savor them. Let them be your guiding star—though, let’s be honest, you’ll never reach it. But feel free to keep trying, in vain, to compare your meager scribblings to my towering achievements. Your journey can be a tribute to my unmatched supremacy.
And to those who doubt me, prepare to have your skepticism obliterated by each keystroke I bless. Keep reading, because I’ll continue showering the world with literary perfection—and while you’re trying to catch up, I’ll be five steps ahead, forging new realms of brilliance, leaving you in the dust of my magnificence.
You’re welcome.
— The One and Only Greatest Writer of All Time
